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How to find the information you need – PB Docs 2022 – PowerBuilder Library

How to find the information you need – PB Docs 2022

How to find the information you need

When you work with PowerBuilder, you can connect to a database in
the development environment or in an application script.

This book describes how to connect to your database in the
PowerBuilder development environment.

For information about connecting to a database in a PowerBuilder
application script, see Application Techniques.

Basic connection
procedure

The following table gives an overview of the connection procedure
and indicates where you can find detailed information about each
step.

Step

Action

Details

See

1

(Optional) Get an introduction to database
connections in PowerBuilder

If necessary, learn more about how PowerBuilder
connects to a database in the development
environment

Chapter 1 (this chapter)

2

Prepare to use the data source or database before
connecting to it for the first time in PowerBuilder

Outside PowerBuilder, install the required network,
database server, and database client software and verify that you
can connect to the database

For ODBC data sources: Using the ODBC
Interface

For OLE DB data sources: Using the OLE DB
Interface

For ADO.NET data sources: Using the ADO.NET
Interface

For native database interfaces: Using Native Database
Interfaces

3

Install the ODBC driver, OLE DB data provider,
ADO.NET data provider, or native database interface

Install the driver, database provider, or native
database interface required to access your data

For a list of what is supported on your platform:
the section called “Database preferences and supported database interfaces” in Connection Reference
and the section called “Database parameters and supported database interfaces” in Connection Reference

4

Define the data source (ODBC connections and some OLE
DB drivers)

Create the required configuration for a data source
accessed through ODBC

For ODBC data sources: Using the ODBC
Interface

5

Define the database interface

Create the database profile

For ODBC data sources: Using the ODBC
Interface

For OLE DB data sources: Using the OLE DB
Interface

For ADO.NET data sources: Using the ADO.NET
Interface

For native database interfaces: Using Native Database
Interfaces

7

Connect to the data source or database

Access the data in PowerBuilder

Managing
Database Connections

8

(Optional) Set additional connection
parameters

If necessary, set DBParm parameters and database
preferences to fine-tune your database connection and take
advantage of DBMS-specific features that your interface
supports

For procedures: Setting
Additional Connection Parameters

For DBParm
descriptions: Database Parameters in Connection Reference

For database
preference descriptions: Database Preferences in Connection Reference

9

(Optional) Troubleshoot the data
connection

If necessary, use the trace tools to troubleshoot
problems with your connection

Troubleshooting
Your Connection


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