Kbase 18158: Progress Technical Papers from Non-Progress Sources
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
23/05/2000 |
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Progress Technical Papers from Non-Progress Sources
INTRODUCTION
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Progress customers frequently write technical documents about
the use of Progress products. Progress customers especially may
have experience interfacing Progress with third-party
applications and operating systems. This Knowledge Base document
will list some of the technical documents (sometimes called "white
papers") that are available online from non-Progress sources.
DISCLAIMER: As some of these documents were not written by Progress
employees nor approved by Progress Software Corporation,
the documents may not be supported by Progress. If you have any
questions, concerns or suggestions regarding the documents writen by
non-Progress employees, you will need to contact the authors
directly. Do not contact Progress Software Technical Support about
non-Progress documents. Also, please remember that Progress Software
does not assume any liability for errors in any of the documents
written by other companies.
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Progress ODBC FAQ (Frequently-Asked Questions)
by Geoff Crawford
http://www.innov8cs.com/odbc.htm
Progress Performance FAQ (Frequently-Asked Questions)
by Greg Smith
http://www.westnet.com/~gsmith/pperform.htm
Progress NLM Server Automation
by Greg Smith
http://www.westnet.com/~gsmith
lmauto.htm
Progress V8.2 on Linux (RedHat V4.2)
by Brad Long
(NOTE: This is not supported by Progress)
http://www.peg.com/techpapers/redhat.txt
Progress / Linux FAQ
compiled by Grant Smith
(NOTE: This is not supported by Progress)
http://marathon-man.com/pl/Progress-Linux-FAQ.html
Development Rules AKA One World, One Wait-for
by Greg Higgins
http://www.peg.com/techpapers/rules.html
Progress Programming and Design Guide
by Allegro Consultants, Ltd.
http://www.allegroconsultants.com
Many other documents and messages from Progress users can be found
on the PEG (Progress E-Mail Group) home page at:
http://www.peg.com
The PEG is operated by Progress users, not by Progress Software
Corporation.
The following documents were written by Gus Bjorklund, Arvind
Agrawal, Lori Lashway, Amnon Waisman and other Progress employees.
However, the documents are stored on the PEG web site, not at
Progress' web site:
How the 4GL compiler analyzes queries and decides
what indexes to use to retrieve the data requested in a query
http://www.peg.com/techpapers/monographs/selection/selection.html
A fairly complete description of the metadata tables for Progress
Version 8 and how they work together:
http://www.peg.com/techpapers/monographs/schema/schema.html
The complete collection of Engine Crew Monographs:
http://www.peg.com/techpapers/monographs/
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If you have suggestions for other documents to be included in the
above list, send them to:
support@progress.com