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Powerbuilder Documentation 12.0 – Page 2 – PowerBuilder Library

Powerbuilder Documentation 12.0

Powerbuilder Documentation 12.0

Using Open Client security services – PB Docs 120

Using Open Client security services The Adaptive Server interfaces provide several DBParm parameters that support Open Client 11.1.x or later network-based security services in your application. If you are using the required database, security, and PowerBuilder software, you can build applications that take advantage of Open Client security services. What are Open Client security services?…

About native database interfaces – PB Docs 120

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…

Chapter 9 Working with User Events – PB Docs 120

Chapter 9 Working with User Events About this chapter This chapter introduces user events, describes how to define them, and discusses how to use them in an application. Contents Topic About user events Defining user events Using a user event Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Modifying structures – PB Docs 120

Modifying structures To modify a structure: Do one of the following: In the Open dialog box, select the global structure you want to modify. Open the painter for the object that contains the object-level structure and select the structure from the Structure List view. If the Structure List view is not open, select it from…

Creating crosstabs – PB Docs 120

Creating crosstabs To create a crosstab: Select File>New from the menu bar. The New dialog box displays. Select the DataWindow tab. Select the Crosstab presentation style, then click OK. On the Choose Data Source for Crosstab DataWindow page, specify the data you want retrieved into the DataWindow object. For more information, see Chapter 18, “Defining…

XML support in the DataWindow painter – PB Docs 120

XML support in the DataWindow painter PowerBuilder supports both the export and import of XML in DataStore and DataWindow objects using XML template objects. You construct XML templates for export and import graphically in the Export/Import Template view for XML. Each template you create is encapsulated in the DataWindow object. A template enables you to…

Chapter 30 Working with Rich Text – PB Docs 120

Chapter 30 Working with Rich Text About this chapter This chapter explains how to create DataWindow objects using the RichText presentation style and how to use the RichTextEdit control. Contents Topic About rich text Using the RichText presentation style Using the RichTextEdit control Formatting keys and toolbars Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for…

What is an OOM? – PB Docs 120

What is an OOM? An OOM is a structure that provides a close description of a system using Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams. A diagram is a graphical view of a model or package, which displays object symbols. Diagrams allow you to split the display of large models and packages in order to focus on…

Migrating existing projects under source control – PB Docs 120

Migrating existing projects under source control Migrating from earlier versions of PowerBuilder There are different strategies for migrating existing source control projects from earlier versions of PowerBuilder. To migrate a target from PowerBuilder 8 or later, you can check the target out from source control, then add the target to a workspace in the new…

Modifying source-controlled targets and objects – PB Docs 120

Modifying source-controlled targets and objects Objects in targets under source control must be managed differently than the same objects in targets that are not under source control. Effects of source control on object management You must check out a target file from source control before you can modify its properties. If objects in a source-controlled…