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I knew I'd find a post from you Thomas! I was here to bang that drum. Even with "simpler" OO concepts like overloading there's a great deal you can do to make reusable and maintainable code.

There's no way I'd be adding that to my IDE. Ever. AI tools don't get to read my code and use it.

The main area I've seen talked about is in the whole area of summarising large volume data. John Ainsworth does an interesting talk around using maps to visualise data but there's no substance around how. It's just pretty pictures and smoke and mirrors.

That's in no way a diss of Progress support by the way. They do an excellent job, I'm just questioning if that's the right approach! :)

@JLovegren I can probably get away with saying this here... Hopefully... but in all honesty, if you want to learn these things then you'd be better off employing the services of an independent contractor than Progress support. Their job is often to solve problems as quickly as possible, whereas...

Drive mappings on Windows are a nightmare. IIRC, even if you change the user to one that has the drive mapped it won't necessarily be available to PASOE due to the way Windows handles "security". Using the UNC path is the way forward. I suppose you could create config in the database to...

@Tony Woodhouse that's a fantastic summary of steps. Thanks so much for taking the time to write it.

Code tags fixed :)

I've added the code tags, but I'm not sorting the indents ;)

Sounds to me like it's network infrastructure blocking the requests if it doesn't make it as far as the PAS.

When you say moving to a cloud solution, still Epicor, still OpenEdge or is this a new product entirely. This is really important to clarify as recommendations will vary depending on what you're trying to achieve. I can certainly recommend someone to you if you're staying with OpenEdge. In fact...

Sorry about the auto-mod of the post. We've dialled it in quite tightly recently due to an influx of spambots and yours didn't make the cut. I've approved now. As to your question, you can definitely compile on Linux. Whilst we don't do Speedscript or CHUI, we do classic webspeed and that's...

Yes I agree. It's a great example of how this forum should work. And it documents the difference between PUT and EXPORT nicely.

Well spotted that man.

So your transaction scope is bleeding out to be scoped to the whole endless loop. It's hard to establish why from your very basic code, but something is causing the scope to bleed out.

So you've implemented a REST API in 12.8 PASOE and now you're trying to consume it in Postman. Is that a fair summary? IIRC AccessDenied means there's something wrong with the config of Spring Security. But it could also be as simple as a mis-spelling of the URI. Casing is important. Is it...

Without giving us details of what's going on, like the Replication Status and errors/warnings from the source DB log file we can't actually help you.

That would suggest that replication isn't actually working. rfutil <dbutil> -C monitor Do that on both source and target as a first instance. They should both say Normal Processing. You should also have Replication related messages in the Source DB logfile. I'd expect something along these...

Please don't resurrect old threads for a new problem. Please create a new thread and explain exactly what it is you're trying to do and what's failing.

Yes absolutely you can. Here's a KB with a link to a guide. Progress Customer Community I'm also sure there will be presentations about it from PUG events in the past.