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Scott M Dulecki BravePoint Agenda Setting the Stage Basics Fifty Ways Final Thoughts Setting The Stage Me Scott M Dulecki Presenter at PCA and various user groups Board Member QAD Midwest Users Group ID: 474477

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Fifty Ways To Dig Your Data

Scott M. Dulecki

BravePointSlide2

Agenda

Setting the

Stage

Basics

Fifty Ways

Final ThoughtsSlide3

Setting The Stage: MeScott M. DuleckiPresenter at PCA and various user groups

Board Member, QAD Midwest Users Group

Board Member, QAD South & East Users Group

President, West Michigan Progress Users Group

Past President, VP Michigan Progress Users Group

PEG member 1998061901

Author of:

Back to Basics: Dump and Load

Safe Haven: Archiving in MFG/PRO

Safe Haven: MFG/PRO BasicsSlide4

Setting The Stage: YouDevelopers?

Trainers?

Here for the beer?Slide5

Agenda

Setting the Stage

Basics

Fifty Ways

Final ThoughtsSlide6

What Is Data Digger?Open-Source toolAvailable at the OpenEdge Hivehttp://www.oehive.org/project/DataDigger

Authored by Patrick

Tingen

patrick

(at)

tingen

(dot) netSlide7

Agenda

Setting the Stage

Basics

Fifty Ways

Final ThoughtsSlide8

Look At DatabaseView TablesView fields

View indexesSlide9

Filter DatabaseFilter DatabasesFilter Tables

Default sort by most queried tables

Include/hide hidden tables

Filter Fields

Filter IndexesSlide10

Selection CriteriaEnter 4GL codeUse drop-downs to fill WHERE

Click buttons to fill WHERE

Right-click data value to add to filter

Right-click indexes to enter filter

Copy WHERE to clipboard

Remember filters for the next timeSlide11

Look At DataView table contentsDouble-click table to launch browse

View actual values

Change display formats

See which formats you’ve changed

Set them back to what they wereSlide12

Prepare OutputSelect columnsHide columns

Unhide all columns

Enter selection criteria

Use selection wildcards

Sort by clicking column headersSlide13

Dump DataXML.d

Excel

HTML

.p

Entire table, browse, or selected recordsSlide14

Post-Dump Of DataCopy dumped data to clipboardBrowse directory

Open dump file

Browse last dump directory

Open last dump fileSlide15

Use existing database .pf filesUse titles in –param

Save preferred database configurations

Setup / Configuration

C:\dlc\bin\prowin32.exe

-

pf

c:\Prodv6.pf

-

ininame

c:\Prodv6.ini

-p

DataDigger.p

-

param

“Hi, PCA” Slide16

Custom EnvironmentUse multiple icons / colorsSlide17

I18n ThingsDefaults to European FormatsSupport DBE with second copySlide18

Database DefinitionsDump database .df file

Open file after dumpingSlide19

Guarded FunctionsAccess to Data DictionaryAccess to Progress Editor

Edit records in-lineSlide20

Questions Before Final Words??Slide21

Agenda

Setting the Stage

Basics

Fifty Ways

Final ThoughtsSlide22

WHAT????

WHAT???Slide23

Protect Against In-line EditingAdd –RO

to database .

pf

connections

Use

datareader.p

instead of

datadigger.p

Removes access to

dict

, editorSlide24

Some Other Neat Things

Double-click field to highlight in browse

Optionally display

rowid

/

recid

Filter tables by containing field name

Query tester built in (Ctrl-T,

xref

info)Slide25

Neat Things Post-Presentation!DataDigger will also access VSTs

Option to encrypt data

on entry

Enter data in list formatSlide26

For Further Information

For a copy of this presentation, leave me your business card with “50 Ways” on it

Scott M Dulecki

BravePoint

616/481-4313

sdulecki@bravepoint.comSlide27