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    ABL_xls.i

    OpenEdge ABL-based Excel Spreadsheet library

    ...Generate native Excel XML Spreadsheet 2003 (xml) from Windows or Linux servers via native ABL. ---- There has been significant effort on my part to produce this code. It works and it works well. In return, I have two requests: 1. Please don't steal my work or remove the attribution. I wrote it and it's free for you to use in any project, commercial or otherwise. What harm is there in letting everyone know that I wrote it? 2. Please consider writing a review. A little feedback goes a long way.
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    ProUnit

    ProUnit

    Unit tests framework for Progress | OpenEdge

    ProUnit is an Open Source Framework for unit test on Progress ABL (4GL) components, just like JUnit, NUnit and others. In addition, it can compare temp-tables and datasets and it can also work with databases. One example of its application: a. import initial_data.d file to physical table (with overwrite) b. run a procedure to test (that may change database records) c. extract some records from physical table to a temp-table (A) d. load expected_result.d file to temp-table (B) e. compare temp-tables (A and B)
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