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Well, we don't have a problem in the sense that no one's complained. ;) Maybe we don't really have a problem; then again, our users are a pretty patient bunch. Thanks, everyone. If nothing else, we can add cores to our server CPU.

Sorry, I should have clarified - that high number of reads was on a non-schema table.

(I'm using OpenEdge 10.2b SP1 and OpenEdge Architect 10.2.1.07) I looked up my name in _UserTableStat and found some surprising data. When I started up OpenEdge Architect, my _UserTableStat-Read value was very high, even though I wasn't running any programs. Once I closed Architect, that...

The database is Type II and uses Enterprise and OpenEdge 10.2b SP1. By the way, we don't have a specific performance problem. We're working at an acceptable speed, and no one has complained; I just want the system to run at its best.

Server Information Version: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (i586) Processor: Single Max Speed: 30000 MHz Database Information Size: 2.2 GB Current Spin: 10000 Average Number of Users: 100 Average Latch Timeout: 35/min Given this information, could our performance improve if we adjusted -spin...

We upgraded from 9.1e to 10.2b about a year ago, and I'm debating the pros and cons of upgrading to 11. Can OpenEdge 11 still display programs in V6 mode? (I assume it would, but haven't read anything that definitely confirms this.) Do programs in 11 look different from those in 10.2b? Will my...

Thank you!

Where can I find documentation on the $DLC/properties and $DLC/certs folders? Why is it important to back up these folders?

10.2B07. Sorry, I should have mentioned that before. -noroutineinwhere was introduced in 11.0, so I think that was the source of my problem. I can use -noudfinwhere, though.

I tried that, but I got an error saying "The -n parameter requires a numeric argument." I don't have a -n parameter. Is Eclipse misreading -noroutineinwhere and -noudfinwhere?

Actually, I am using a singleton class to define static variable values. Here's an example: USING Progress.Lang.*. CLASS customer_util: DEFINE STATIC TEMP-TABLE tt_FAKE_CUSTOMER_NUM no-undo FIELD cust-num LIKE CUSTOMER.CUST-NUM. DEFINE PUBLIC STATIC PROPERTY PROSPECT_CODE AS...

I need to initialize and use a set of variables in WHERE clauses across several programs. It has been suggested that I initialize my variables within an include and add that include file to my programs. I am very reluctant to use includes for a couple reasons: Within the programs, it is not...

Okay, thanks for the links. Do you know where I need to set the -noroutineinwhere and -noudfinwhere start-up parameters in Eclipse?

Yes, customer_util:pROSPECT_CODE displays as HP. Why would using classes and functions in WHERE clauses cause problems? Edit: Found my answer here. Still, I don't see why the Progress compiler should treat static variables differently than any other.

I want to make a constant available throughout my code, so I created a static customer_util class containing a static property. USING Progress.Lang.*. CLASS customer_util: DEFINE STATIC TEMP-TABLE tt_FAKE_CUSTOMER_NUM no-undo FIELD cust-num LIKE CUSTOMER.CUST-NUM. DEFINE...

My users have dual monitors, and I'd like to display frames in their secondary monitors. How do I do this? Setting the frames' rows doesn't solve the problem.

The Linux client appears to have a fixed number of rows on screen. Is there a startup parameter that allows us to change this number?

Tom, we were hoping we could give all active and inactive input fields the same colors, but it doesn't sound like we can. Osborne, that's a neat solution, but we'd have to change every program and reference every frame to use your procedure. Thanks for your help, everyone. Looks like there's...

Thanks, Rob. Wouldn't this require changing every single frame by hand, though?

In our legacy programs, we've found many frames that look like this: It's very difficult to distinguish labels from actual data. Is there a way to universally set different colors or fonts for static and for dynamic text within frames? Is there a setting in the .INI we could change to...