About the PowerBuilder extended attribute system tables – PB Docs 125
About the PowerBuilder extended attribute system tables PowerBuilder uses a collection of five system tables to store extended attribute information (such as display formats, validation rules, and font information) about tables and columns in your database. You can also define extended attributes when you create or modify a table in PowerBuilder. This section tells you…
Rename – PB Docs 125
Rename event Description Occurs when the server application notifies the control that the object has been renamed. Event ID Event ID Objects pbm_omnrename OLE Parameters None Return Values Long. Return code: Ignored Usage If you want to retrieve the ObjectData blob value of an OLE control during the processing of this event, you must post…
Maintaining database profiles – PB Docs 125
Maintaining database profiles You can easily edit or delete an existing database profile in PowerBuilder. You can edit a database profile to change one or more of its connection parameters. You can delete a database profile when you no longer need to access its data. You can also change a profile using either the Database…
Declaring variables – PB Docs 125
Declaring variables General information Before you use a variable in a PowerBuilder script, you must declare it (give it a datatype and a name). A variable can be a standard datatype, a structure, or an object. Object datatypes can be system objects as displayed in the Browser or they can be objects you have defined…
About JDBC Driver Manager Trace – PB Docs 125
About JDBC Driver Manager Trace You can use the JDBC Driver Manager Trace tool to trace a connection to any database that you access in PowerBuilder through the JDBC interface. Unlike the Database Trace tool, the JDBC Driver Manager Trace tool cannot trace connections through one of the native database interfaces. What this tool does…
Timer – PB Docs 125
Timer event Description Occurs when a specified number of seconds elapses after the Start or Timer function has been called. Event ID Event ID Objects pbm_timer Timing or Window Parameters None Return Values Long. Return code choices (specify in a RETURN statement): 0 Continue processing Examples These examples show how to use a timing object’s Timer…
Connecting to Your Database – PB Docs 125
Connecting to Your Database Audience This book is for anyone who uses PowerBuilder® to connect to a database. It assumes that you are familiar with the database you are using and have installed the server and client software required to access the data. How to use this book This book describes how to connect to…
Arrange – PB Docs 125
Arrange PowerScript function Description Arranges the icons in rows. Controls ListView controls Syntax
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Argument Description listviewname The name of the ListView control in which you want to arrange icons Return Values Integer. Returns 1 if it succeeds and -1 if an error occurs. Usage Can only be used with large icon and small icon…
Supported versions for Informix – PB Docs 125
Supported versions for Informix You can access the IBM Informix Dynamic Server (IDS) database version 9.x or later using the PowerBuilder IN9 and I10 native Informix database interfaces. You can also access Informix OnLine and Informix Standard Engine (SE) databases. The IN9 interface in PBIN9125.DLL requires the Informix Client SDK 2.8.1 or later for Informix…
Super pronoun – PB Docs 125
Super pronoun Description When you write a PowerBuilder script for a descendant object or control, you can call scripts written for any ancestor. You can directly name the ancestor in the call, or you can use the reserved word Super to refer to the immediate ancestor. Usage Whether to use Super If you are calling…