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Not sure why this one was blocked, but I see you managed to get the thread created so I'll lock this one.

Surely it would be peter.p which might be useful in 20 or so years time?? ;)

I have a query about your stance on queries.

Unless you have mounted the external drive on the Linux machine then you won't be able to write to it in a stream like that. And a word of warning - streaming to a network location can be slow. You may be better streaming to a local folder and then using an OS-COMMAND to copy the file to the...

Giving us the actual error would be a very good place to start.

Shouldn't be too hard to delete the object and recreate it with the same properties as the old object, just a different frame. If you hide the widget, create the new one hidden and then unhide it once it's realised it shouldn't look too bad or be too slow. But I'd question why you want to do it.

Firewall? Check port 20931 as a starting point.

In which case you'll need to provide a lot more detail as the answer Wolfgang has given is correct. There is evidently a problem with your code.

You will get compiler errors if the icode is not encrypted. We have that issue every time we update our OE minor version as it overwrites the webspeed includes with unencrypted versions so we have to xcode them again.

It may be worth checking out DocxFactory DocxFactory Project

Looks like something else might be overlapping on the ports configured for your Appserver. https://community.progress.com/s/article/Intermittent-5565-protocol-mismatch-with-Progress-Appserver I have to add the standard disclaimer as well that this application is running on a very outdated...

Please log your question as a separate thread rather than posting in an ancient thread. Thanks.

Hiya Jayesh, I don't think you'll be able to do what you want without some sort of API. I would assume something exists for that, but I've not researched it short of a quick Google.

I wonder how Mr. Mister cope?

Are there any instances where first and last name are the same? If not then I would put the name in both fields and test for equality.

Hi Tarby - I think this might be one for Progress Tech Support. Although I would add a caveat that getting up to at least the latest patch of 11.7 would be a good call. The ABL UI Designer has had a number of improvements and fixes since 11.6. And of course 11.6 is obsolete.

As a DBA who has had many years of struggle and heartache as a result of fixed length extents, I wholeheartedly agree with Tom. Unless there is a very valid reason to use fixed extents, don't.

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It's possible it's broken preprocessors. As you're not using the AppBuilder anymore you don't need the AppBuilder preprocessor stuff anymore so can happily just delete all that junk.

Definitely best off using developer studio like you say. And if you get to 11.7 then I believe they've made some fixes to some of the common bugs in 11.6 but I could be wrong. I do remember they made some integration improvements at some stage though.