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by blessedlady Accepted solution
by charvell Accepted solution
I never thought I'd find someone else that uses progress.
I've never done an actual database conversion, but I do have a simple section of code you can use to basically create a .csv file of the data you want, which you could then use excel to manipulate, would that be helpful?
by blessedlady Accepted solution
by charvell Accepted solution
out put to {file location}/{filename}.csv
for each {tablename} where {conditions} no-lock.
export delimiter ","
{as many fieldnames as you need}.
end.
output close.
Hopefully this makes sense to you. NOTE: We are on Progess 9.1E, but I'm pretty sure the syntax should be the same.
by oldbaritone Accepted solution
and I still don't understand why.
Things would have been so much easier on Oracle or even MS-SQL.
It's not easy to get the ODBC connection to Crystal Reports to work reliably. It sounds like you're having some of the same issues.
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