I would go with Tim's solution, mainly because I probably would have finished the problem with that strategy in the time it took me to get to the second iteration with ACCUM and ACCUMULATE, figuring out where the brackets go. The built-in functions work, but the syntax is very counter-intuitive IMHO. (MINIMUM MAXIMUM AVERAGE TOTAL COUNT BY ttTest.Itemno).ĪCCUM MINIMUM BY ttTest.ItemNo ttTest.QuantityĪCCUM MAXIMUM BY ttTest.ItemNo ttTest.QuantityĪCCUM AVERAGE BY ttTest.ItemNo ttTest.QuantityĪCCUM TOTAL BY ttTest.ItemNo ttTest.QuantityĪCCUM COUNT BY ttTest.ItemNo ttTest.Quantity Then, the actual reporting part: FOR EACH ttTest So, here's the solution using the built-in aggregation functions of Progress.įirst, some housekeeping: setting up the temp-table and filling it: DEFINE TEMP-TABLE ttTestĭEFINE INPUT PARAMETER pcItem AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO.ĭEFINE INPUT PARAMETER piQty AS INTEGER NO-UNDO. The later releases of Prolint won't run in Progress 8.OK, I like a challenge. When you are using Progress version 8, then Prolint release 63 is for you. Support for Proparse.dll ended when OpenEdge 10.1 was current and fails when you use the new OpenEdge 10.2 syntax elements, like 'finally', structured error-handling and some more new OOABL syntax.ĭownload Prolint 73: click here Prolint for Progress 8 OpenEdge 10. Release 73 is the last release of Prolint that uses the old proparse.dll and turbolint. Proparse.NET supports the newest OOABL syntax.ĭownload Prolint 74: click here Prolint for Progress 9 and OpenEdge 10

It requires the 'proparse.NET' assembly and therefore it requires at least OpenEdge 10.2B (on Windows). Introducing WebSpeed support in Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge. Prolint release 74 is the latest release. Progress OpenEdge REST Deploying, Managing, and Troubleshooting your REST Web. If this is your first time download, please read the installation instructions. Json types do not exist in 10.2B and any JSON processing needs to be. If you want to know what has changed, read the revision history. Prolint is distributed under the terms of the LPGL license. The setup program is a Windows executable, but Prolint itself can run on any platform (uhm, sorry that's not true anymore: release 74 needs. The following release files are zipped executables of a setup-program.

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