Here is a clugie solution. Use 2 file names. VC++ writes to FILE-A, renames it FILE-B when complete.
Flash progrma always looks for FILE-B to read. Flash program deletes FILE-B when done (or put the execution of the FLash program in a bat or rexx exec or some script that can delete a file)...
Maybe you must have an answer by now, but I think you need to include a use namespace std or else preface the vector with std::vector.
Hope this helps.
I'm trying to connect to Progress via VBA ADO and the Merant SQL92 ODBC DSN I setup up. I get an error that says 'cant connect to the db, more info is needed on the connect string'.
Here is my vba code:
Set db = New Connection
db.Open...
Normally the ODBC driver runs on the client machine. I assume your DB is on SCO, where is your client?
Progress v9 comes with an ODBC driver that is installed on each client that you install the Progess client.
This driver is from DataDirect (in Windows, look in the ODBC Administrator to see...
I had a similar error with the OpenLink 4.0 but on Progress 9.1d. The problem was resolved when I found I had an 'old' progress.ini file in c:\winnt directory (which was ahead of the progress\bin directory in the path statement).
Also make sure that the path to your latest version of progress...
Carmelo,
Thank you very much for your offer. While I was getting this info together for you I found out that I needed -pf preceeding the tableview.pf file name I supplied to OpenLink.
To refresh, one has to specify the tableview.pf file name and path in the 'database options' in the Progress...
Carmelo,
Both the Tableview.pf and tableview.dat files are generated by a openlink supplied script (see: ...\openlink\lite32\setup.p).
The tableview.pf file contains one connection string for each db (as you said) and the tableview.dat contains a list of dbs, tables in the db and column in...
I'm trying to do the same thing. I've been looking at the OpenLink (www.openlinksw.com) ODBC drivers. They have a Progess script that creates a TABLEVIEW .pf and .dat file that allows one to connect to multiple db (so they say). The reason I'm on this forum is I'm having trouble getting it to...
Does anyone know where I can find the names of the systems tables Progress uses to keep information like table names, column names, view names etc. Other DBMS have some sort of system catalog, I can't find any reference to anything of this type in any of the Progress documentation I've looked...
I would also be interested in how to do a replication for the following reasons>
Our Progress DB is used by an Application (MySOft) that has application level security, so if I assign db level security the MySoft app will stop working.
If I open the DB up using ODBC without any db security I...
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