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Ken McIntosh
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Please note that if you can run the same application in 11.7.4 or later you can use the PASOE REST API to monitor for leaks. The below article talks about using the ABL http client to call out to the REST API and includes references to code that will allow you to turn the getABLObjects functionality on/off, and another piece of code that can be used to fetch a list of leaked objects. 000095195 - How to call into the OEManager's REST API for insight into PASOE? knowledgebase.progress.com/.../How-to-call-into-the-OEManager-s-REST-API-for-insight-into-PASOE The benefit of using this is that you don't need to change your application code or use parameters to generate a multi-million line log file that you have to then parse in order to compare the creates with the deletes to find the list of leaked objects. This utility is simply turned on/off as desired and then it does the analysis and simply returns where the leaks are in your code. The only pain point I can think of is that you DO have to have the oemanager deployed to your pasoe instance.
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