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We are currently on OE10.2B (Windows 10 compliant) and are a small shop and will be working on things other than the Progress application this year. So no new development in Progress, BUT we still need to maintain the source code and sell to new customers. I am currently subscribed to "OEDK...

Here's my go at it. Comments, corrections, etc. all welcome. 1. In general, servers, including their hardware and systems are designed to be more robust and reliable and scalable. (i.e More disk storage, faster disk access, and built-in redundancy.) 2. The PC must have a static IP address...

Reasons NOT to run a Windows 7 PC as a Database server? How about a change in the direction of this thread? Our app is pretty simple really. Installations are typically 1-5 users, it is not a real transaction intensive application or a 24/7 database, we deploy with the Workgroup database and...

We have, and we did/do. But I was really wondering if it is a supported configuration too. We are telling them that we won't do it. Thanks for the input guys.

Thanks Tom. 10.1C, yes yes yes... OE 11 is in-house but needs to be installed and tested. So how about: Pitfalls and gotchas? I assume I'll need to "Allow" prowin32 through Windows Firewall? Do I need to specify the db port ranges too? Do anything with the UAC? Is there any sort of checklist...

We've got a customer with an outdated Windows 2003 server on its last legs and they would like to install our 10.1C application database on a 64 bit Windows 7 Professional PC. It's got plenty of disk space, CPU and RAM. Also, they are currently running C/S but are going to upgrade to our...

We run OE 10.1C and Crystal 11 ActiveX using an XML data source for our reports. With that said, I'm not sure if this applies in your case or not, but we will receive that error if the database schema has changed and the Crystal Report has not been updated. Something else to check, at least...

RE: Rob's post above - I've always used a "%dlc%\" before the name of the empty database in the proenv command window. i.e. proenv> prodb aes_db %dlc%\empty ------------ edit correction ---------- Actually, it looks like it works fine with "prodb". I always use "procopy" to copy the empty...

BTW, you need to run those "proutil" commands from a Proenv window, not just a normal command prompt.

It should be in your database log file <dbname.lg> too.

You have to log in to see the article. Here's the text: The last line is what you're after. I after done it either, but it's on my "to do" list.

Can you comment one of them out and and see which one has problems during the compile?

My 2 cents: Whether or not it's best practice, we use "Define LIKE" all the time. Our app is designed to run either Single User, Client/Server or with the Appserver. A few years back, we opted to go with an ADM2 front end to simplify the UI development, and to do that, we define our client side...

If I recall correctly, when you define your TT LIKE it will inherit the indexes from the database. BUT - if you specify your own index, any of the database indexes you want must be now be specified to be included as part of the temp-table definition. So you may want to check your TT and see if...

You've probably already done all this, but you may want to check if the ActiveX has any updates for the newer versions of Windows. Maybe it's a change in your OS that is causing the problems? Also, try re-adding the ActiveX to the OpenEdge frame in question. We haven't had any problems moving...

There are lots of ways to do it. Here's a slightly different take. /* Display files in a directory */ DEFINE VARIABLE cDir AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO. DEFINE VARIABLE cFile AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO. DEFINE VARIABLE cFullName AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO. DEFINE VARIABLE cFlags AS...

Have you tried OUTPUT TO PRINTER? In the simplest of worlds: OUTPUT TO PRINTER. PUT "Hello." SKIP. OUTPUT CLOSE. will print "Hello." to your default printer.

You may want try Google's site search. In Google, enter: site:www.progresstalk.com server-connection-context

This maybe goes without saying, but make sure you're running the code you think you are running. If you're clicking the red X to close the window, then the "Window-Close" trigger is being run. If you're clicking on an "Exit" or "Done" button you've added, then you're running THAT trigger code...