Hi,
we have an internal Database Viewer app written in OE10x that we would like to build under OE11. The app makes use of internal OE10x screens such as the DB connection window and Protools (see code snippet below).
{adecomm/commeng.i} /* Help contexts */
{adecomm/adestds.i}
IF NOT initialized_adestds THEN
RUN adecomm/_adeload.p.
RUN adecomm/_adehelp.p (INPUT "comm", INPUT "CONTEXT",
INPUT {&Connect_Database},
INPUT ?).
{ prodict/dictgate.i
&action = "query"
&output = "capab"
&dbrec = "?"
&dbtype = "p_type"
}
assign ext_Type = {adecomm/ds_type.i
&direction = "itoe"
&from-type = "p_Type"
} .
_propath.w
{ protools/ptlshlp.i } /* help definitions */
{ adecomm/_adetool.i }
_db_gw.p
FOR EACH tinydict._db WHERE tinydict._db._db-name <> ? AND
tinydict._db._db-type <> "PROGRESS" AND
tinydict._db._db-local = no AND
tinydict._db._db-slave = yes:
_dbincr.p
{prodict/dictvar.i NEW}
{prodict/user/uservar.i NEW}
{prodict/user/userhue.i NEW}
I'm assuming these have been moved/renamed in OE11x?
Does anyone know what they are now called. I've looked at using extractpl.bat in the OE116 src dir but we only have adeedit.pl
We'd like to reference the relevant OE11x components at compile time by testing the OE VERSION preproccesor?
Many Thanks,
Mark.
Keep in mind that the source code for the development tools isn't shipped with the install media (and hasn't been since 10.0A). You'll have to download it.
See also knowledgebase.progress.com/.../P9621 .
None of those files have been moved or renamed.
What products do you have installed?
What do you see in the tty and gui directories in your install directory?
Hi,
It seems they are in the tty and gui folders. I was looking in the src directory?
If your install includes the PL files it seems that this would be a PROPATH issue. Is the gui directory on your PROPATH? Or tty if you're using character mode?
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Brian Maher
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Principal Engineer, Technical Support
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Keep in mind that the source code for the development tools isn't shipped with the install media (and hasn't been since 10.0A). You'll have to download it.
See also knowledgebase.progress.com/.../P9621 .
If by "Database Viewer" you mean a program to show database contents, you might want to take a look at the DataDigger at https://datadigger.wordpress.com/
It is open source and free as in free beer.
Thanks for all the good idvice one and all. Downloading the correct zip file install media worked.