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define variable hBuffer as handle. hBuffer = temp-table ttTemp:default-buffer-handle. Now you can use this buffer to do any dynamic access you like.

I think this is the code you are looking for : DEFINE VARIABLE vTest1 AS INTEGER NO-UNDO. DEFINE VARIABLE vTest2 AS INTEGER NO-UNDO. DEFINE VARIABLE vTest3 AS INTEGER NO-UNDO. DEFINE FRAME f vTest1 AT COLUMN 1 ROW 1 vTest2 AT COLUMN 1 ROW 2 vTest3 AT COLUMN 1 ROW 3 WITH SIDE-LABELS. ON...

It does, when you set your codepages (cpinternal, cpstream, cprcodein, cprcodeout) to a codepage that supports chinese characters, like f.e. UTF-8.

*bump* Exactly my question as well. I always wondered why os-command has a silent option and input through has not.

Before-table is not supported on shared temp-tables. If you can, make it a local temp-table and pass it by-reference to the programs where the temp-table is defined shared.

This is the skeleton script that I run : echo 'start' wait a few minutes echo 'end'I have a simple .p that runs this script (with no-wait , silent, ampersand, nohup, ... whatever). I run this .p over an appserver. Result is that the .p runs the script and ends immediately. Client...

Strange that no-wait is supposed to be windows only. It works just fine for me on unix (although adding ampersand works just as well). Problem is not the no-wait though, it is an appserver that seems to be doing nothing at all, but still cannot be stopped.

When I run an os-command no-wait on an appserver process, the appserver process spawns a new process and continues it' s work. When that work is finished, the appserver becomes available to accept new tasks. So far so good. However, when I try to stop this appserver (which has no active...