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Powerbuilder Documentation 11.5 – Page 80 – PowerBuilder Library

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Edit style types for the PBCatEdt table – PB Docs 115

Edit style types for the PBCatEdt table Table A-7 shows the edit style types available for the PBCatEdt table. Table A-7: Edit style types for the PBCatEdt table Edit style type pbe_type value (column 3) CheckBox 85 RadioButton 86 DropDownListBox 87 DropDownDataWindow 88 Edit 89 Edit Mask 90 CheckBox edit style (code 85) Table A-8…

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Collecting trace information – PB Docs 115

Collecting trace information There are three ways to collect trace information. You can use: The Profiling tab on the System Options dialog box A window similar to the Profiling tab Trace objects and functions Use the Profiling tab if you want to trace an entire application run in the development environment. For more information, see…

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Reorganizing controls in a DataWindow object – PB Docs 115

Reorganizing controls in a DataWindow object You can change the layout and appearance of the controls in a DataWindow object. Displaying boundaries for controls in a DataWindow object When reorganizing controls in the Design view, it is sometimes helpful to see how large all the controls are. That way you can easily check for overlapping…

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Generating and saving a DataWindow object – PB Docs 115

Generating and saving a DataWindow object When you have finished interacting with the wizard, PowerBuilder generates the DataWindow object and opens the DataWindow painter. When generating the DataWindow object, PowerBuilder might use information from a set of tables called the extended attribute system tables. If this information is available, PowerBuilder uses it. About the extended…

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Using a Web service to update the database – PB Docs 115

Using a Web service to update the database You can use a DataWindow with a Web service data source to update a database. Support for updating data requires one or more WSDL files that describe methods and parameters that can be called by the DataWindow engine for insert, delete, or update operations. Generating or selecting…

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Using graphs in DataWindow objects – PB Docs 115

Using graphs in DataWindow objects Graphs are used most often in DataWindow objects—the data for the graph comes from tables in the database. Graphs in DataWindow objects are dynamic Graphs in DataWindow objects are tied directly to the data that is in the DataWindow object. As the data changes, the graph is automatically updated to…

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Defining a code table – PB Docs 115

Defining a code table To reduce storage needs, frequently you might want to store short, encoded values in the database, but these encoded values might not be meaningful to users. To make DataWindow objects easy to use, you can define code tables. Each row in a code table is a pair of corresponding values: a…

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Specifying accessibility of controls – PB Docs 115

Specifying accessibility of controls Controls have two boolean properties that affect accessibility of the control: Visible Enabled Using the Visible property If the Visible property of a control is selected, the control displays in the window. If you want a control to be initially invisible, be sure the Visible property is not selected in the…

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Creating and executing SQL statements – PB Docs 115

Creating and executing SQL statements The Database painter’s Interactive SQL view is a SQL editor in which you can enter and execute SQL statements. The view provides all editing capabilities needed for writing and modifying SQL statements. You can cut, copy, and paste text; search for and replace text; and create SQL statements. You can…

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Using user objects – PB Docs 115

Using user objects Once you have built a user object, you are ready to use it in an application. This section describes how to use: Visual user objects Class user objects Using visual user objects You use visual user objects by placing them in a window or in a custom visual user object. The techniques…

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