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Powerbuilder Documentation 12.5 – Page 2 – PowerBuilder Library

Powerbuilder Documentation 12.5

Powerbuilder Documentation 12.5

OLE DB FETCH NEXT – PB Docs 125

OLE DB FETCH NEXT In the singleton SELECT, you specify variables to hold values for the columns within the selected row. The syntax of the FETCH statement is similar to the singleton SELECT statement syntax. Values are returned INTO a specified list of variables. Example This example continues the previous example by retrieving some data:…

Operators in PowerBuilder – PB Docs 125

Operators in PowerBuilder General information Operators perform arithmetic calculations; compare numbers, text, and boolean values; execute relational operations on boolean values; and concatenate strings and blobs. Three types PowerScript supports three types of operators: Arithmetic operators for numeric datatypes Relational operators for all datatypes Concatenation operator for string datatypes Operators used in DataWindow objects The…

Viewing the JDBC Driver Manager Trace log – PB Docs 125

Viewing the JDBC Driver Manager Trace log You can display the contents of the JDBC Driver Manager Trace log file anytime during a PowerBuilder session. Location of JDBC.LOG For information about where to find the default JDBC.LOG file, see “About JDBC Driver Manager Trace”. To view the contents of the log file: Open JDBC.LOG or…

GetDataDDE – PB Docs 125

GetDataDDE PowerScript function Description Obtains data sent from another DDE application and stores it in the specified string variable. PowerBuilder can use GetDataDDE when acting as a DDE client or a DDE server application. Syntax

Argument Description string A string variable in which GetDataDDE will put the data received from a remote DDE application…

ODBC Non-cursor statements – PB Docs 125

ODBC Non-cursor statements The statements that do not involve cursors are: DELETE (ODBC DELETE, INSERT, and UPDATE) INSERT (ODBC DELETE, INSERT, and UPDATE) UPDATE (ODBC Update) ODBC SELECT (singleton) Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Syntax 1 For the colors of a series – PB Docs 125

Syntax 1 For the colors of a series Description Obtains the colors associated with a series in a graph. Controls Graph controls in windows and user objects, and graphs in DataWindow controls Syntax

Argument Description controlname The name of the graph in which you want to obtain the color of a series, or the name…

Basic software components for SQL Anywhere – PB Docs 125

Basic software components for SQL Anywhere Figure 2-5 shows the basic software components required to connect to a SQL Anywhere data source in PowerBuilder. Figure 2-5: Components of a SQL Anywhere connection Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

Relational operators in PowerBuilder – PB Docs 125

Relational operators in PowerBuilder Description PowerBuilder uses relational operators in boolean expressions to evaluate two or more operands. Logical operators can join relational expressions to form more complex boolean expressions. The result of evaluating a boolean expression is always true or false. The following table lists relational and logical operators. Table 4-2: PowerBuilder relational and…

Informix cursor statements – PB Docs 125

Informix cursor statements In embedded SQL, statements that retrieve data and statements that update data can both involve cursors. Retrieval statements The retrieval statements that involve cursors are: DECLARE cursor_name CURSOR FOR . . . OPEN cursor_name FETCH cursor_name INTO . . . CLOSE cursor_name Update statements The update statements that involve cursors are: UPDATE…

FileEncoding – PB Docs 125

FileEncoding PowerScript function Description Checks the encoding of the specified file. Syntax

Argument Description filename The name of the file you want to test for encoding type Return Values A value of the enumerated datatype Encoding. Values are: EncodingANSI! EncodingUTF8! EncodingUTF16LE! EncodingUTF16BE! If filename does not exist, returns null. Usage Use this function to…