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Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0 – PowerBuilder Library

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0

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Chapter 9 Using Lists in a Window – PB Docs 110

Chapter 9 Using Lists in a Window About this chapter This chapter describes how to use lists to present information in an application. Contents Topic About presenting lists Using lists Using drop-down lists Using ListView controls Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

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About the sample applications – PB Docs 110

About the sample applications PowerBuilder provides sample applications with source code so you can learn and reuse the techniques used in the samples. There are two kinds of samples: Samples that you can download from the Web Samples you can install from the DVD Samples on the Web The latest PowerBuilder sample applications and utilities…

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Providing online Help for users – PB Docs 110

Providing online Help for users Two ways to call Help from an application PowerBuilder provides two principal ways of calling an online Help file from a PowerBuilder application: Use the ShowHelp and ShowPopupHelp PowerScript functions in your application scripts to call Help topics. Declare the WinHelp API as an external function and use the WinHelp…

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Localizing the product – PB Docs 110

Localizing the product PowerBuilder provides resources for international developers that include localized runtime files and the Translation Toolkit. The localized files become available after the general release of a new version of PowerBuilder. Localized runtime files Localized runtime files are provided for French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. You can install localized…

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Creating remote databases – PB Docs 110

Creating remote databases Any SQL Anywhere database can be converted for use as a remote database in a MobiLink installation. You can also create a new SQL Anywhere remote database that uses all or part of the schema of the consolidated SQL Anywhere database. You create the database on your desktop using the Sybase Central…

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Printing functions – PB Docs 110

Printing functions PowerScript provides predefined functions that you can use to generate simple and complex lists and reports. Using only three functions, you can create a tabular report in your printer’s default font. Using additional functions, you can create a report with multiple text fonts, character sizes, and styles, as well as lines and pictures….

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PowerBuilder runtime files – PB Docs 110

PowerBuilder runtime files Database connectivity Files required for database connectivity are listed separately in “Database connections”. Core runtime files Table 41-4 lists the core PowerBuilder runtime files. Table 41-4: Core PowerBuilder runtime files Name Required for pbvm110.dll All. pbshr110.dll All. pbvm110.dll has dependencies on this file. libjcc.dll All. pbvm110.dll has dependencies on this file. libjutils.dll…

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Building a style from scratch – PB Docs 110

Building a style from scratch Once you understand how form styles work, you can build one from scratch. To build a form style from scratch: Create a new window. Place a DataWindow control in the window. In the Properties view for the control, name the control using one of the special names. For the list…

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About the Component Object Model – PB Docs 110

About the Component Object Model The Microsoft Component Object Model (COM) defines a standard way for software components to supply services to each other. Any PowerBuilder custom class user object can be used as a COM object by providing it with a runtime environment, a registry entry, and optionally a type library. Clients built with…

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Printing data – PB Docs 110

Printing data You can use a DataStore to print data on a remote server if the server is running on Windows or Solaris. Platform note The following example would not work on HP-UX or AIX. On these platforms, EAServer uses a windows-free version of the PowerBuilder runtime environment that does not provide support for graphical…

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