in the past we had a requirement that a specific computer be assigned a specific fid so that a user could print to a specific printer but in the long run we found that to be cumbersome and restrictive.
We now have multiple methods of assigning fid.
A 'next' available from a fid pool
A range of fids dependant on a subnet
A specific fid based on computer id
A specific fid based on the user login - either from the local computer login name or domain login name or the application login name.
All this is controlled and assigned at the STARTUP or Application login.
Ultimately we don't really care what the fid actually is so long as it is unique.

We are going to do a trial migration for a small end user (only three users) to Azure Windows Virtual Desktop.
I wonder has anyone done this yet or have any experience or tips?
We are going to test in the 'Hosted Pool' environment first.
If that is not successful then we will test in the individual desktop environment.

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Apologies if I'm over stepping but....Wow, I don't know about Adobe Ports but if you are saying all those ports are open to the outside world I'd be seriously looking at Simple Client Server.
That's an open invitation to get hacked.
The company insurers would not be happy if a more secure installation was possible and not implemented.
It's very easy to change from WindX to CS.
You only need a single port open that you can lock down.
Just my 10cents

Thank you.
I added the button and set the default property.
The tab stop shows the button to be the first control so I assume that control is active when I press the <ENTER> key.
I must be still missing something.
How/where do I set the on-change logic?
Thanks

Is this update supposed to be available via the online update manager or is it a full install?
It is not appearing in the online update.
Thanks

Ubuntu version 18.04.3 and Pxplus version 10

THanks

Hi All,

When I create JSON files from PxPlus each element terminates with comma+0A.
I note that most JASON files we process from other sources are a continuous stream of data with only a comma between elements.
If I parse the PxPlus file at https://jsonformatter.org/ is validates OK.

Is this correct for PxPlus or should I be doing something to eliminate the 0A ?

SMPRICE_JSON:
CLEAR SMPRICEJSON${ALL}
LET SMPRICEJSON$["Price Date"]=""
LET SMPRICEJSON$["Products.1.Inventory_SKU"]=""
LET SMPRICEJSON$["Products.1.List_Price"]=""

LET SMPRICEJSON$["Price Date"]=DYMD$
FOR I=1 TO 5
READ RECORD (ICM1)ICM1$
LET SMPRICEJSON$["Products."+STR(I)+".SKU"]=ICM1.STOCK_CODE$
LET SMPRICEJSON$["Products."+STR(I)+".Price"]=STR(ICM1.PRICES[1])
NEXT I
LET SMPRICE$=DIM(LIST EDIT SMPRICEJSON${ALL})
LET JSONFILE$="/hit/temp/czapijson.json";
       ERASE JSONFILE$,ERR=*PROCEED;
       SERIAL JSONFILE$;
       OPEN (HFN,ISZ=LEN(SMPRICE$))JSONFILE$;
       WRITE RECORD (LFO)SMPRICE$;
       CLOSE (LFO)

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Hi all

I have to read a csv file, update the 6th column and write the record out again.
I know I could do this with a call to Excel but I can't remember how to do it. I think it would also be very slow.
So, instead I'm reading the input CSV, updating the 6th column and writing it out to a new CSV file.
This is great except the new file has quotes around each column.
How do I write the record without the quotes?

Thanks

00015  DIM CSVREC$[1:7]
00016  IOLIST CSVREC${ALL}:[STR(",")]
00021  OPEN (2)"/HIT/TEMP/CUSTOMER.CSV"
00022  LET CUSTOMEROUT$="/HIT/TEMP/CUSTOMEROUT.CSV"
00023  ERASE CUSTOMEROUT$,ERR=*NEXT
00024  SERIAL CUSTOMEROUT$
00025  OPEN LOCK (3)CUSTOMEROUT$
00030  READ (2,END=0500)IOL=0016
00032  CSVREC$[6]=123456"
00034  WRITE (3)IOL=0016

This becomes
name@gmail.com,base,default,David,Chard,,

this
"name@gmail.com","base","default","David","Chard","123456","",