I can't help you with that - you need to contact whoever created the file/dictionary entry as it looks like these do not match.

I was thinking about your issue last night and wondering if perhaps the easiest solution for you would be to use RSS.

There are a number of free RSS readers for Windows and other platforms, many of which can reside in the task bar or run in the background and display an alert when an RSS feed changes. 

On the server you could create RSS files and have your  internet web server (Apache, IIS, etc) simply serve up the RSS file.  Depending on your needs you could have multiple RSS feeds, a global for all users, company specific feeds, even user specific feeds.  These RSS files could be updated on the server as required using PxPlus either as the events occur or by a background task.  As for load, most servers can easily handle 1000s of requests per minute if all they are doing is forwarding a data file (the RSS feed).  This avoids you having to worry about how many PxPlus licenses you might need as PxPlus would not be directly involved in the RSS request.

Of course a lot of this depends on exactly what your application requirements are, but using RSS might be a real simple solution.

BTW: Another solution might be to use something like WhatsApp to send messages.  This is something I am looking at presently.

Thanks for you time and help me here image of my test and file definition... some look is take country as length of 2 but is 3 characters string..

There are a number of ways you could handle this.  You actually have two issues, one is the central server that the desktops will connect to and will serve up the status changes, the other is the software on the workstation.

For the central server you should be able to use PxPlus to handle the load.  To determine the number of concurrent users you would need to determine how long a request takes to respond and the frequency that you want workstations updated.

For the workstation this would be fairly easy to do using PxPlus however the license costs might be prohibitive.  If you find that is the case you could use something like powershell to create a workstation process or create a C, .NET or VB application to do the same. 

Now technically depending on your actual application requirements you might be able to have the host simply maintain 'status files' on the server and use Apache (or any other web service like IIS) simply serve up the status files.  PxPlus could update the status files as needed.

Last, but not least, you might be able to use Web Notifications as that may provide you the functionality you are looking for.

Of course, all of the above depends a lot on the exact needs of your application.

Yes looks is working but if you check the information on table is not show up as must be some information from column is put into other column spread the information
UPDATE  AR1_CustomerMaster  SET  CustomerName=''California Metal Services Inc'' ,AddressLine1=''1428 W Mission Road'',AddressLine2=''1430 '',AddressLine3='' '',City=''CARLSBAD'' ,State=''CA'' ,CountryCode=''USA'', ZipCode=''92008''  where   Division=''00'' and CustomerNumber=''CMS''

you see countrycode is now as in sql ... some put in conactcode and other countrycode

some strange on sqlodbc...