Logging is arguably a programmer’s best friend, used for everything from debugging programs to finding out whodunnit. While powerful, excessive logging can cause systems to fill up disks, and potentially even slow down applications. System administrators are not fans of these consequences, nor do they appreciate making multiple deployments to turn logging on or off in various modules of the application.

Watch again Peter Judge, Consultingwerk, discussing approaches to logging in OpenEdge that can help make admins and programmers happy, primarily using the ABL Logging Library that was added in OpenEdge 11.7.0.

Trying to find performance bottlenecks in complex business applications is hard work no matter which method you choose. 

In this webinar Peter Judge showcased a toolkit built to gather statistical information about the type of requests issued to an PASOE application server and which load these are producing.

In this webinar, Mike Fechner from Consultingwerk, explored the Mysteries of ProDataset and Temp-Table parameters.

Temp-Tables and ProDatasets are a key construct of many ABL applications – with or without the Progress AppServer. As a fundamental data structure, they allow to separate the gathering of information and it’s processing.

At first sight Temp-Table and ProDatasets can be passed very easily as parameters. However, there are some culprits causing common mistakes in the use.

Trying to find performance bottlenecks in complex business applications is hard work no matter which method you choose. 

In this presentation with Peter Judge we’ll showcase a toolkit we’ve built to gather statistical information about the type of requests issued to an PASOE application server and which load these are producing.

Starting from OpenEdge 12.2, the OpenEdge Command Center 1.2 (OECC) tool provides web-based access for the daily administration and management of the OpenEdge platform. Thus, it is essential to explore OECC in-depth, seeking to reach (and exceed) its full potential. 

In this webinar, Paulius Kuprevičius from Baltic Amadeus, shared his experience using OECC, answering questions such as: