### Extract ABL Annotations

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/ABL-Annotation-content-builder

This code snippet demonstrates how the ABL Annotation content builder extracts and processes ABL annotations from source files. It identifies annotations by lines starting with '@', parses them, and stores relevant data like content type, entry type, entry name, attributes, and attribute values in a catalog database. The example shows the processing of a '@program' annotation.

```ABL
@program (name = "inventory.p", module = "warehouse")
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Show-syntax-help-as-you-type

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/CreateServer-method

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Display Format Examples for OpenEdge Columns

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Work-with-objects

This provides examples of character, date, and logical display formats for columns within the OpenEdge Columns wizard.

```OpenEdge
Character display format examples
Date display format examples
Logical display format examples
```

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### Updating Assembly References in OpenEdge

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Additional-tools

This tool is essential for updating old assembly references after installing new .NET controls. It should be run after each new version of a control set is installed.

```OpenEdge
// Conceptual action: Update Assembly References
// This is typically a menu action or a specific utility within the IDE.
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Customize-project-startup

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Create-an-ABLUnit-project

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### AppBuilder Code Example

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/AppBuilder-code

This section provides code examples related to AppBuilder, a component of Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge. Specific code details are not provided in the input text, but this indicates a section for code snippets.

```Unknown
AppBuilder code
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Package-a-Web-UI-project

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Scan Installation Directory for Procedures - OpenEdge

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Class-Cache-options

Enables or disables the search for procedure information within the OpenEdge installation directory at startup. If not selected, the directory and its subdirectories are not searched, even if the class cache scope is set to PROPATH.

```OpenEdge
Scan installation directory at startup for procedure information |  Select to search all the files in the directory in which OpenEdge is installed. If this option is not selected, this directory and its subdirectories are not searched, even if the class cache scope is set to PROPATH.
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Start-the-SQL-editor

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### ABL Temp-Table Definition Example

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/ABL-Application-Schema-content-builder

This snippet demonstrates a typical ABL temp-table definition, including shared scope, fields with data types and labels, and multiple indexes. It serves as an example input for the Application Schema content builder.

```ABL
DEFINE SHARED TEMP-TABLE ttOrd
 FIELD OrderNum AS DECIMAL 
 FIELD CustName AS CHARACTER LABEL "Name"
 FIELD OrderDate LIKE Order.OrderDate
 INDEX OrderNum IS PRIMARY UNIQUE OrderNum
 INDEX CustOrder IS UNIQUE CustName OrderNum
 INDEX OrderDate OrderDate.
```

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### Install AssistAI Plugin for AI Coding Assistant

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Use-AI-Coding-Assistant

This snippet details the process of installing the AssistAI plugin, which is required to enable the AI Coding Assistant functionality in Progress Developer Studio. It is a prerequisite for using ChatGPT-powered coding assistance.

```xml
<Install-AI-Coding-Assistant.xml>
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Create-an-ABL-WebApp-project

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Startup-customization

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### OpenEdge Table Wizard

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/OpenEdge-Columns-wizard

Guides users through the creation of new tables in an OpenEdge database, defining table structure and properties.

```OpenEdge ABL
/* Example of table creation syntax (conceptual, not direct wizard output) */
CREATE TABLE MyTable (
  Field1 INT PRIMARY KEY,
  Field2 VARCHAR(50),
  Field3 DATE
);
```

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### Starting OpenEdge Explorer

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/OpenEdge-Explorer-Tool

Instructions on how to launch the OpenEdge Explorer tool from the Progress Developer Studio menu. It specifies the menu path and the perspectives from which it can be accessed.

```text
To start OpenEdge Explorer, select OpenEdge > Admin > OpenEdge Explorer from the menu bar of any Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge perspective except Progress DB Navigator and OpenEdge Debugger.
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Deploy-ABL-WebApp-project-with-WebSpeed-functionality

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Create-a-Business-entity-class-page

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### OpenEdge Required Annotation Example

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/required-property

Demonstrates the usage of the @openapi.openedge.entity.required annotation in OpenEdge to specify mandatory fields for an entity. It also shows a sample temp-table definition.

```ABL
@openapi.openedge.entity.required (fields="HealthCare,MedicalSpending").

    DEFINE TEMP-TABLE ttBenefits BEFORE-TABLE bttBenefits
    FIELD HealthCare       AS CHARACTER LABEL "Health Care"
    FIELD MedicalSpending  AS INTEGER   INITIAL "0" LABEL "Medical Spending"
    FIELD StockPurchase    AS INTEGER   INITIAL "0" LABEL "Stock Purchase"
    FIELD XTZDEPENDENTCARE AS INTEGER   INITIAL "0" LABEL "Dependent Care"
    INDEX EmpNo IS PRIMARY UNIQUE EmpNum DESCENDING
 
```

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### Configuring Launch Configurations for ABL Programs

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/Add-OpenEdge-database-indexes

This documentation explains how to define, manage, and use launch configurations for running and debugging ABL programs within Progress Developer Studio. It covers creating project-standard and program-specific configurations, adding them to menus, and setting preferences.

```ABL
/* Example of defining a launch configuration (conceptual) */
// This is a conceptual representation, actual configuration is done via the IDE UI.
// Configuration Name: MyABLApp
// Program: C:\path\to\your\program.p
// Arguments: -param1 value1
```

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### Export Custom Project Types

Source: https://docs.progress.com/bundle/openedge-developer-studio-help/page/OpenEdge-Custom-Project-options

Allows users to export their created custom project types to share with others, promoting collaboration and standardization of project setups.

```OpenEdge
Export
```