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Do you really need an OCX timer for this ? The 'activity' event you create could also just update a timestamp you keep yourself, or directly go to the login screen if the current timestamp value is too old. Edit: I suppose you do, if the logout should happen immediately and not on the next...

I think that throwing exceptions with the undo statement is adequate enough. But that is just my opinion.

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I suggest to read some documentation about the header option in the define frame statement.

As far as i know you do not need to edit your registry for this. In the progress editor you open menu Options/Editing Options... Then you click on the Options... button. There you can set Keyword case to None.

Then you will need an OS command. You do realise that a search of the entire system can take long time ?

Should this location fetch be limited to folders listed in the propath, or should it include other folders ?

Some more info may help. What is this CLOSE() method supposed to close ?

Aren't these special characters just converted to a question mark ? (without raising an error)

"YYY" is the name of another codepage. Special characters have no representation in standard ascii. Some special characters (like é or è or ë) can be converted to standard ascii (e), but certainly not all characters. I do not know a routine that will do this conversion. You may have to write it...

Also this limit in expressed in bytes. With a multi-byte codepage (like UTF-8) this does not always match characters.

The lookup function does support the longchar data-type, so i see no reason why to switch to the index function.

Suppose i want to find threads on the server-connection-context attribute on the session system handle, how do i do this ? I search for "server-connection-context" but this does not work. Is it the hyphens that are causing an issue ? Is there a way around ? Another example: Suppose i want...

Did you try this already ? If you are using save-row-changes for this, it will throw an error when that occurs.

Shouldn't you be using 'output repBuf, because replyBuffer is an output parameter ?

We know that system-handle file-info allows you to read attributes of files on the operating system. Owner is not one of those attributes. Does anyone know a good way to read this attribute ?

The procedure you mention is the disconnect procedure, but it runs on the appserver itself, not on the client.

Before you run abc.p you should check if gshAstraAppserver:connected() is true. If not, you should reconnect.

Maybe because in the definitions section 'create window' was not executed yet so the window is not realised yet ?