Powerbuilder Documentation 11.5

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.5

Chapter 20 Building a Mail-Enabled Application – PB Docs 115

Chapter 20 Building a Mail-Enabled Application About this chapter This chapter describes how to use the messaging application program interface (MAPI) with PowerBuilder applications to send and receive electronic mail. Contents Topic About MAPI Using MAPI Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Chapter 22 Distributed Application Development with PowerBuilder – PB Docs 115

Chapter 22 Distributed Application Development with PowerBuilder About this chapter This chapter gives an overview of distributed application development with PowerBuilder. PowerBuilder Enterprise edition only Distributed application development is supported in the Enterprise edition only. Contents Topic Distributed application architecture Server support Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Supported versions for SQL Server – PB Docs 115

Supported versions for SQL Server You can access Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and 2005 databases using the SQL Native Client interface. The SQL Native Client interface uses a DLL named PBSNC115.DLL to access the database. The interface uses the SQL Server 2005 Native Client (sqlncli.h and sqlncli.dll) on the client side and connects using OLE…

Support for HA event notification – PB Docs 115

Support for HA event notification Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) is a cluster database that uses a shared cache architecture. In Oracle 10g Release 2, a High Availability (HA) client connected to an RAC database can register a callback to indicate that it wants the server to notify it in case of a database failure…

Setting database parameters – PB Docs 115

Setting database parameters In PowerBuilder, you can set database parameters by doing either of the following: Editing the Database Profile Setup dialog box for your connection in the development environment Specifying connection parameters in an application script Setting database parameters in the development environment Editing database profiles To set database parameters for a database connection…

About native database interfaces – PB Docs 115

About native database interfaces The native database interfaces provide native connections to many databases and DBMSs. This chapter describes how the native database interfaces access these databases. The native database interfaces are not provided with the Desktop and Professional editions of PowerBuilder. You can upgrade to PowerBuilder Enterprise to use the native database interfaces. For…

Defining the Adaptive Server database interface – PB Docs 115

Defining the Adaptive Server database interface To define a connection through the Adaptive Server interface, you must create a database profile by supplying values for at least the basic connection parameters in the Database Profile Setup – Adaptive Server Enterprise dialog box. You can then select this profile anytime to connect to your database in…

DBParm support for PowerBuilder components – PB Docs 115

DBParm support for PowerBuilder components There are several connection options that are relevant only to a PowerBuilder custom class user object that is deployed as a transaction server component. These DBParm parameters can be set through the EAServer tab of the Database Profile Setup dialog box for the appropriate database interface or by giving them…

Writing client-side scripts – PB Docs 115

Writing client-side scripts Responding to events If you want to provide additional processing of newly entered data or have more control over user interactions with the data, you can choose to enable events in the Web DataWindow client control. To do so, you set the Client Events property on the Web Generation page in the…