Powerbuilder Documentation 12.0

Powerbuilder Documentation 12.0

Adding pbejbclient120.pbx to your application – PB Docs 120

Adding pbejbclient120.pbx to your application The simplest way to add the PBEJBClient classes to a PowerBuilder target is to import the object descriptions in the pbejbclient120.pbx PBX file into a library in the PowerBuilder System Tree The pbejbclient120.pbx and pbejbclient120.pbd files are installed in the Shared/PowerBuilder directory when you install PowerBuilder. When you create an…

Notes on using the SNC interface – PB Docs 120

Notes on using the SNC interface Using the DBHandle PowerScript function The DBHandle function on the Transaction object returns the IUnknown* interface of the current session object. You can use this interface to query any interface in the session object. The interface is not locked by pIUnknown->Addref() in PowerBuilder, therefore you should not call the…

Working with Standard Database Interfaces – PB Docs 120

Working with Standard Database Interfaces This part describes how to set up and define database connections accessed through one of the standard database interfaces. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Creating the extended attribute system tables in DB2 databases – PB Docs 120

Creating the extended attribute system tables in DB2 databases This section describes how PowerBuilder creates the extended attribute system tables in your DB2 database to store extended attribute information. It then explains how to use the DB2SYSPB.SQL script to create the extended attribute system tables outside PowerBuilder. You can use the DB2SYSPB.SQL script if you…

About the OLE DB interface – PB Docs 120

About the OLE DB interface You can access a wide variety of data through OLE DB data providers in PowerBuilder. This section describes what you need to know to use OLE DB connections to access your data in PowerBuilder. Supported OLE DB data providers For a complete list of the OLE DB data providers supplied…

About the PowerBuilder ADO.NET database interface – PB Docs 120

About the PowerBuilder ADO.NET database interface You can use the PowerBuilder ADO.NET database interface to connect to a data source such as Adaptive Server® Enterprise, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server, as well as to data sources exposed through OLE DB and XML, in much the same way as you use the PowerBuilder ODBC and OLE…

Working with Native Database Interfaces – PB Docs 120

Working with Native Database Interfaces This part describes how to set up and define database connections accessed through one of the native database interfaces. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Creating a target – PB Docs 120

Creating a target When you create a target, you are prompted for the name and location of a Target (.pbt) file and one or more other objects. Target files are text files that contain information about the target. To create a new target: Do one of the following: Click the New button in the PowerBar….

Viewing your work – PB Docs 120

Viewing your work While building a window, you can preview it and print its definition. Previewing a window As you develop a window, you can preview its appearance from the Window painter. By previewing the window, you get a good idea of how it will look during execution. Preview button on the PainterBar and the…

Using OLE columns in a DataWindow object – PB Docs 120

Using OLE columns in a DataWindow object You can create OLE columns in a DataWindow object. An OLE column allows you to: Store blob (binary large-object) data, such as Microsoft Excel worksheets or Microsoft Word documents, in the database Retrieve blob data from a database into a DataWindow object Use an OLE server application, such…