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    Error# 448 when opening a .p file

    My client's target path is same as what you have mentioned. I face this problem only when i double click on the .p file. When i open the .p file from "File -> open" option of client, no issues there.
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    Error# 448 when opening a .p file

    I am opening this .p file with bin\prowin32.exe (Progress Client). If i just open this client, no issues.
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    Error# 448 when opening a .p file

    I recently installed 10.2A and when i open a .p file in my windows system, the error #448 popsup. But i didnt configure any startup parameters yet. Any idea where can i do this for 10.2A installation. Is 'Connect -db' statement causing this? If so, where can i edit this? Appreciate your help...
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    Launch IE w/ OS-COMMAND

    I think i am looking for w3m. I will also try! Thanks
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    Launch IE w/ OS-COMMAND

    but this works only in windows!! just out of curiosity, how to achieve this in UNIX? Thanks in advance!
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    Use of BY clause in for each causes error#26

    yes.. as suspected by us, this is an issue with corrupted data. Actually the size of table is very big that i cant do an export/ import. Instead i did an SQL on it. Select count(*) from customer. and the results didnt differ. I got the same error#26 and now i reported it to our DBA. I...
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    Use of BY clause in for each causes error#26

    Its zero!! :-)
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    Use of BY clause in for each causes error#26

    Yes. I have tried all these options and is giving me the same result. the error# 26
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    Use of BY clause in for each causes error#26

    When i run a query that should list me the records sorted by the desired field, i am getting this error#26 which says.. Array subscript 0 is out of range. (26) The query that i ran is below. for each customer no-lock by state: /* processing logic */ end. my guess is corrupted...
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