Appbuilder Help needed

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Carlo

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Hello,

I am very new to Progress and I have the following problem and was wondering if you could help me with the syntax.

I have a GUI written in AppBuilder, the function of this is to display and accept data from the CapH databases.

I also have a piece of code written in procedure editor which takes the data out of the CapH databases and reformats the data and stores it in my home developed database table.

Again, I also have a set of reports that display this formatted data to the user.

My problem is that all of the pieces of code work fine but I do not know how to get the GUI to run the procedure code, so I have to do it in two passes.
Also, I would like to be able to run the reports from the GUI because at the moment I have to launch Report Builder and the run the reports from there.

If you know how to do this I would be most grateful for a solution.

Thank you
Carlo.
 
The procedure code and the report, I would guess you saved it. So you would have a name for both of them like <xyz>.p or <xyz>.w. Just call if from you GUI application by doing a "run xyz.p." . I hope you can build on this.

HTH

Carlo said:
Hello,

I am very new to Progress and I have the following problem and was wondering if you could help me with the syntax.

I have a GUI written in AppBuilder, the function of this is to display and accept data from the CapH databases.

I also have a piece of code written in procedure editor which takes the data out of the CapH databases and reformats the data and stores it in my home developed database table.

Again, I also have a set of reports that display this formatted data to the user.

My problem is that all of the pieces of code work fine but I do not know how to get the GUI to run the procedure code, so I have to do it in two passes.
Also, I would like to be able to run the reports from the GUI because at the moment I have to launch Report Builder and the run the reports from there.

If you know how to do this I would be most grateful for a solution.

Thank you
Carlo.
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