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Run Non-WebSpeed Procedure
- Thread starter crjunk
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Do I have to do anything special in the WebSpeed portion in order for the non-WebSpeed procedure to run?
As a test, I copied the file CP.P to the same directory where my WebSpeed CGI Wrapper is located. I then added: Run CP.P. to a procedure in the WebSpeed CGI file but the code does not seem to be executed.
The code in CP.P does not return any output. All it contains is:
FOR EACH OMH WHERE
OMH.REC-STATUS = "WAITING" OR
OMH.REC-STATUS = "PENDING" :
UPDATE OMH.REC-STATUS = "".
END.
Thanks,
CR Junk
As a test, I copied the file CP.P to the same directory where my WebSpeed CGI Wrapper is located. I then added: Run CP.P. to a procedure in the WebSpeed CGI file but the code does not seem to be executed.
The code in CP.P does not return any output. All it contains is:
FOR EACH OMH WHERE
OMH.REC-STATUS = "WAITING" OR
OMH.REC-STATUS = "PENDING" :
UPDATE OMH.REC-STATUS = "".
END.
Thanks,
CR Junk
Don't you start up the database with -NL (no-lock default)?
I guess you have to replace update statement for assign statement.
Updat is a comination of the following statements:
DISPLAY moves the values of fields or variables into the screen buffer and displays them.
PROMPT-FOR prompts the user for data and puts that data into the screen buffer.
ASSIGN moves data from the screen buffer to the record buffer.
Since you are running on a webspeed agent you can't have display statements in your source.
Look in your log files I guess you can find something there ( I haven't checked if an error raised but i figure it could).
As Mr. Campbell said any procedure can be run within a webspeed session as long as it doesn't output anything. (So no display, which is part of update).
HTH,
Casper.
I guess you have to replace update statement for assign statement.
Updat is a comination of the following statements:
DISPLAY moves the values of fields or variables into the screen buffer and displays them.
PROMPT-FOR prompts the user for data and puts that data into the screen buffer.
ASSIGN moves data from the screen buffer to the record buffer.
Since you are running on a webspeed agent you can't have display statements in your source.
Look in your log files I guess you can find something there ( I haven't checked if an error raised but i figure it could).
As Mr. Campbell said any procedure can be run within a webspeed session as long as it doesn't output anything. (So no display, which is part of update).
HTH,
Casper.
Change your UPDATE to an ASSIGN (or drop it altogether). An UPDATE requires user input which can't be done via a cgi-wrappwer.
Thanks to CASPER for pointing out the update. I was assuming an ASSIGN, not an UPDATE -- even though you specifically state an UPDATE. Anyone like to wear my rose-coloured glasses?
Later,
Gordon
Thanks to CASPER for pointing out the update. I was assuming an ASSIGN, not an UPDATE -- even though you specifically state an UPDATE. Anyone like to wear my rose-coloured glasses?
Later,
Gordon