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Hi I have a potential requirement from within a webspeed application to create PDF files. Now, I have seen the source code from freeframework and it looks really nice. However, my question is this: Does the freeframework code, or any other solution, allow you to give the PDF files a digital...

When you say it connects instantly, is that you connecting to the Progress remote database directly via shared memory, or are you connecting client-server from your PC. One thing to check: take a copy of the pf file which your webspeed agent is using at startup - and then put it into...

Folks I would love to know why if I convert a db from v8 to v9, I can SQL92 connect as sysprogress with any password and do not need to have any entries in the _user table. However, if I have a straight v9 database it would appear that I need to have _user entries for sysprogress to be...

I am currently using com automation to populate an Access database for reporting purposes. However, the population period is v.slow. (e.g. my for eaches take a total of 25 minutes to completely process; adding in the code to write to access means the process takes over 5 hours for the same for...

Firstly, you need to connect no-error to be able to use the connected function. I have not tried dynamically connecting to dbs at runtime, I am unsure as to whether WebSpeed can do this, as during each web request it spawns an agent (which is where the db connect params are for my app). Not...

Do the two databases have the same "dbname"? If so, you need to change the db connection detailed in your WebSpeed startup to the UNIX database. If WebSpeed only talks to the UNIX database, then just set the connection up as a pf and add to the agent startup parameters.

Hmmm. Any particular reason you are not using SQL-92? Just set another login server in the Progress explorer to listen for SQL-92, login as SYSPROGRESS to create users/set permissions and away ya go (theoretically). I have found that the performance is a lot better, and it could help - it sounds...

What platform is your server, and what is the network speed between server and client? Are you using a SQL-89 connection (using the oibrkr32.exe/_prooibk process) or SQL-92. If it is SQL-92, it is the SQL username/password, not the Progress security username/password - try logging in as...

This is interesting, as for one of the datatypes (I cannot remember which), Progress' default SQL-WIDTH is only 1/2 what it should be.

Check the SQL-WIDTH field in the metaschema for the fields which are blowing you out due to containing too much data.

I have some sample code posting directly into Access from progress using the 4GL. It is slow though! And it gets really slow if you nest for eaches. For example, a bit of code that does (for example) for each customer: for each order of customer: run accessexport.p end...

OK, Dependant on your exact Progress version, you may need to start a secondary login broker to service 4GL clients. Remember that -Ma and -Mn need to be set, not just -n. A progress server (-Ma) can currently only service 1 SQL-92 client, and not (-Mn) SQL-92 clients. For example, a...