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/*MAIN.P */ DEFINE NEW SHARED VARIABLE cust LIKE customer.cust-num. DEFINE NEW SHARED VARIABLE ordno AS INT FORMAT ">>>>>>>". DEFINE NEW SHARED VARIABLE repno AS CHARACTER FORMAT "X(2)". DEFINE NEW SHARED VARIABLE invper LIKE sysmstr.prod-inv-per. /**********************************...

/* OE-01A.p */ DEFINE NEW SHARED VARIABLE flename AS CHARACTER FORMAT "X(15)". /* Locked File Name */ DEFINE NEW SHARED VARIABLE prgname AS CHARACTER FORMAT "X(15)". /* Program Name */ DEFINE SHARED VARIABLE ssno LIKE passfile.soc-sec-num. DEFINE SHARED VARIABLE ordno AS INT...

I'm having some trouble with a record's locking scope. Our table SYSMST2 keeps track of the next available order number. Using OE-01A.P, we need to increment SYSMST2.nextord in each time we enter a new order in MAIN.P below. We want to unlock SYSMST2 immediately after incrementing...

Thanks, Stefan. So what happens when a program executes "RUN X" (no .r or .p)? In this case, Progress in my environment never runs the .p; it only looks for .r files in the PROPATH. That's why I'm surprised to see Progress reference source code instead of run-time code at all when I reference...

If I reference a static class within a program (example: "x:methodname();"), why would Progress reference the source code of a class (X.CLS) instead of its run-time code (X.R)? Here's my situation: I have the following PROPATH in my dev environment...

"Excuse me, but have you heard the good news about OE12?"

Is this what you're after? DEF VAR I AS INTEGER. /* The program will accept the user's input for the I value and continue after the user presses F1 or ENTER. */ UPDATE I GO-ON(F1 ENTER). IF LASTKEY=KEYCODE("F1") THEN DO: /* Do whatever you want*/ message "F1 PRESSED! VALUE OF I IS"...

Odd, this problem stopped showing up after I restarted my computer.

OpenEdge Release: 10.2B07 Eclipse Platform Version: 3.4.2.R342_v20090122-9I96EiWElHi8lheoJKJIvhM3JfVsYbRrgVIWL In the AppBuilder, I'm using the ProBindingSource Designer to bind a Progress database table to a BindingSource object. However, I can't see all of the tables in my database; it looks...

DEFINE VARIABLE y AS CHARACTER FORMAT "X(1)". FORM y VIEW-AS EDITOR size 60 by 11 SCROLLBAR-VERTICAL AT 10 SKIP(1) HEADER "Title" AT 25 SKIP(1) WITH NO-LABELS NO-UNDERLINE NO-BOX DOWN FRAME work2. y = "This is a lot of text~n~n~n~n~n~n This is a lot of text.". DISPLAY y WITH...

OpenEdge Release: 10.2B07 Database: Type II Our databases use backups and after images. I know how to recover the databases to a certain time by rolling AI files forward against a backup file. Is it possible to skip parts of AI file operations? For example, a user makes a critical data entry...

Perfect! Thank you.

I did, and it said I have nothing to update. I guess I'm up to speed, then. Thanks! Would the service pack affect the database and our software? What are the risks involved in upgrading? Where can I find SP8's new features/fixes?

Okay, thanks! Does anyone know how I can update Architect and Eclipse to the latest version that's compatible with OpenEdge 10.2b Service Pack 7?

I want to make sure I have the latest version of OpenEdge Architect for OpenEdge 10.2b Service Pack 7. Here's what I currently have: Progress OpenEdge Architect: 10.2.1.07 Eclipse Platform: 3.4.0 Are these the latest versions I can use for our version of Progress?

Maybe this is a better question: How do I use the Criteria field (aud-event-policy._Event-criteria) in Audit Policy Maintenance? Where can I find the syntax for the criteria conditional? I was unable to find any documentation on this field.

Is it possible to audit an event only under certain conditions without using application level events? For instance, let's say I have an integer field "ON-HAND" in the "ITEM" table. I want to audit updates to ON-HAND only if its new value is greater than 100. How can I do that?

The EDITING block works like a charm, and it's easy to add it to existing code. Just for reference, this is what I did: DEFINE VARIABLE workno AS INTEGER. REPEAT: UPDATE workno AT 1 GO-ON(ESC F4) WITH NO-LABELS NO-UNDERLINE NO-BOX FRAME c EDITING: READKEY...

So you don't recommend using the EDITING block?

repeat: update block GO-ON(F5 PF4 F4) WITH FRAME setup4. IF LASTKEY=KEYCODE("F5") THEN LEAVE. IF LASTKEY=KEYCODE ("PF5") THEN LEAVE. IF LASTKEY=KEYCODE("F4") OR LASTKEY=KEYCODE("PF4") OR LASTKEY=KEYCODE("ESC") THEN LEAVE. END. Is there an easy way to force the...