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Powerbuilder Documentation 11.5 – Page 80 – PowerBuilder Library

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.5

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About the extended attribute system tables – PB Docs 115

About the extended attribute system tables PowerBuilder stores application-based information you provide for a database table (such as the text to use for labels and headings for the columns, validation rules, display formats, and edit styles) in system tables in your database. These system tables are called the extended attribute system tables. The tables contain…

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Chapter 33 Tracing and Profiling Applications – PB Docs 115

Chapter 33 Tracing and Profiling Applications About this chapter This chapter describes how to generate trace information that you can use to improve your application’s performance. Contents Topic About tracing and profiling an application Collecting trace information Analyzing trace information using profiling tools Analyzing trace information programmatically Generating a trace file without timing information Document…

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Saving data in an external file – PB Docs 115

Saving data in an external file While previewing, you can save the data retrieved in an external file. Note that the data and headers (if specified) are saved. Information in the footer or summary bands is not saved unless you are saving as PDF or as a PSR file. To save the data in a…

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Using a Web service data source – PB Docs 115

Using a Web service data source Presentation style requirement You can use a Web service as the data source for a DataWindow having any of the following DataWindow presentation styles: Composite Graph Label TreeView Crosstab Grid N-Up Freeform Group Tabular Support for a Web service data source is not available for RichText and OLE presentation…

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Using graphs in windows – PB Docs 115

Using graphs in windows In addition to using graphs in DataWindow objects, you can also place graphs directly in windows and visual user objects. You define properties for a graph control in the Window painter and use scripts to populate the graph with data and to modify properties for the graph at runtime. This section…

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Chapter 26 Working with Graphs – PB Docs 115

Chapter 26 Working with Graphs About this chapter This chapter describes how to build and use graphs in PowerBuilder. Contents Topic About graphs Using graphs in DataWindow objects Using the Graph presentation style Defining a graph’s properties Using graphs in windows Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

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Providing toolbars – PB Docs 115

Providing toolbars To make your application easier to use, you can add toolbars with buttons that users can click as a shortcut for choosing an item from a menu. In PowerBuilder, you can associate a toolbar with the window types listed in Table 14-4. Table 14-4: Window types that can use toolbars Window type Description…

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Defining the tab order – PB Docs 115

Defining the tab order When you place controls in a window, PowerBuilder assigns them a default tab order, the default sequence in which focus moves from control to control when the user presses the Tab key. Tab order in user objects When the user tabs to a custom user object in a window and then…

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Building a new user object – PB Docs 115

Building a new user object This section describes how to build a user object from scratch. You use this technique to create user objects that are not based on existing user objects. Creating a new user object To create a new user object: Open the New dialog box. On PB Object tab page, select the…

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Chapter 18 Defining DataWindow Objects – PB Docs 115

Chapter 18 Defining DataWindow Objects About this chapter The applications you build are centered around your organization’s data. This chapter describes how to define DataWindow objects to display and manipulate the data. Contents Topic About DataWindow objects Choosing a presentation style Building a DataWindow object Selecting a data source Using Quick Select Using SQL Select…

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