Progress
Client Deployment
Guide
Using an Absolute Pathname
The most efficient but least flexible way to reference a procedure in an operating system file or a library is by using an absolute pathname. When you reference a procedure using an absolute pathname, Progress does not search the PROPATH. It looks for the procedure in the specified directory.
To run a procedure from an operating system file in a specific directory, reference the procedure using an absolute pathname. For example:
To run a procedure from a library in a specific directory, reference the library and procedure using an absolute pathname. For example:
When you reference a procedure in a specific library, you must enclose the member name in double angle brackets as shown.
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