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What are the steps for connecting to Progress database in a Linux environment? Is this possible or in other words does Progress database support Linux?

  
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Latest Answer : The set of internal database tables that define the underlying structure of a Progress database. Metaschema table names begin with the underscore ( _ ) character. Metaschema tables are hidden tables and, therefore, are not ordinarily visible in the Data ...
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Latest Answer : You also have encountered the ASSIGN statement. ASSIGN moves data from the screen bufferto the record buffer,  Once you move changes from the screen buffer to the record buffer, or make changes directly to the record buffer, Progress understands ...
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