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check copy-lob for that although don't see how would you 'manage' a 3GB content... if it's a somehow well defined binary format you might still want to manage it in chunks instead of loading everything in memory.

you need to download the certificate for the issuing CA (certificate authority)... if you use Firefox then on 'view certificate' there should be something like 'certificate hierarchy', just select the top entry and export that not the server's certificate down the tree. you might find some of...

9318 given you seems to use SSL (https) could be due to the fact that the server certificate is invalid... most probably self-signed or simply expired, check the WSDL URL in a browser and see if you get any warning about the server's certificate. If it's self-signed, or issued by a CA that is...

I stand correctly, looks like at least one of us does occasionally know something about 4gl and not only pretending :)

I see, was thinking you might just use one of the XML parsers (dom, sax) to read that... it does support HTTP URLs for 'file' mode but unfortunately HTTPS protocol is not supported, and the request is sent as GET of course. Back to the fun part... what you might want to do is to make two...

not sure if the OP needs ceiling or truncate (floor) but I think he was looking for an integer not another decimal... anyway, one do have to test a case here but that will be if the number is negative in which case nothing need to get added just truncate to zero decimals the input value...

before going into moody waters of socket programming in 4GL may I ask if this is a HTTP POST or GET request that you do to get that XML... do you need to pass parameters to the request, does it have to be POST, does it require authentication? there might just be an easier way to accomplish what...

well, I'm not saying you're not sending XML data but you're not doing it in a way the server understand what are you sending... if Content-Type header property is set to 'application/xml' then the server will know you were just sending a XML file as opposed to a bunch of name=value variables...

might try truncate (x + 0.9, 0)

why don't you POST it as XML data then, you'll have the XML available in web context...

first you should close the input streams, the input close statement does not close all named input streams (in case you were under this impression). as Stefan said you might want to try to define the temp-tables so that the field order in definition match the one in import files, I'll use the...

Well, it was my assumption that using Webspeed your client is actually a browser and will make little to no difference for it if the content is streamed by Webspeed or by a Java application server but guess the assumption was wrong ;) When using 'integration' in a web-based application the...

One option will be to go with their 'Java/Eclipse' version (http://www54.sap.com/solution/sme/software/analytics/crystal-reports-eclipse/) and expose reports in a Java application server by accessing application data through JDBC. If you have some application business logic that already...

Thanks for sharing Dion, at some point was beginning to think it's something wrong with me wanting to access the business logic/services level instead of the de-facto raw data access everyone is used to :) This makes perfect sense in Progress apps using application server, did started...

you might also try zamolxis erd - http://zamolxis.ganimede.ro/erd/

http://progresscustomersupport-survey.force.com/OpenEdgeKB/articles/Article/P95289?retURL=%2FOpenEdgeKB%2Fapex%2FKnowledgeSearch&popup=false unfortunately the 'role' notion does not exist in progress-sql :)

it's only evaluated once at the beginning, changing it in the loop it does not change the filter condition... expected behavior in my view :)

You got the right driver class and required jar's (openedge.jar will be enough), you don't need to have Progress installed having that openedge.jar file should be all that it takes... what you have is a classpath issue, there is no error at compile time since all you use is plain JDBC interface...

true, say so in the help as well... os-command unlike other os-* commands never set the os-error either so you don't really know if it failed or not :( you might try this... or use input-output through to read the `program not found` line :) os-command no-wait value('start...

so there are lists, vectors and hash tables but this does not mean those aren't used anymore :) I'll prefer 'use them with care', for a hand-full of records one simply does not need an index...