Editing XML templates – PB Docs 150
Editing XML templates Using templates for data import If you use a template created for data export, DataWindow expressions, text, comments, and processing instructions are ignored when data is imported. If you are creating a template specifically for import, do not add any of these items. You need only map column names to element and…
Creating a report using the Composite presentation style – PB Docs 150
Creating a report using the Composite presentation style To create a report using the Composite presentation style: Select File>New from the menu bar. The New Report dialog box displays. Choose the DataWindow tab page and the Composite presentation style, and click OK. The wizard displays all reports (DataWindow objects) that are in the current target’s…
Working with Rich Text – PB Docs 150
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 watching.
Fine-tuning performance for batched source control requests – PB Docs 150
Fine-tuning performance for batched source control requests PowerBuilder uses an array of object file names that it passes to a source control system in each of its SCC API requests. The SCC specification does not mention an upper limit to the number of files that can be passed in each request, but the default implementation…
Changing the names used for the columns and rows – PB Docs 150
Changing the names used for the columns and rows Sometimes names of columns in the database might not be meaningful. You can change the names that are used to label rows and columns in crosstabs so that the data is easier to understand. To change the names used in crosstabs: In the Crosstab Definition dialog…
Setting general TreeView properties – PB Docs 150
Setting general TreeView properties You set most TreeView DataWindow properties on the General page in the Properties view for the DataWindow object. The properties that are specific to a TreeView DataWindow are the TreeView properties and the Grid properties. The grid-related properties display only if you select the Grid Style check box when you define…
Setting properties for the TreeView DataWindow – PB Docs 150
Setting properties for the TreeView DataWindow You can set three types of properties for the TreeView DataWindow: General properties TreeView level properties Detail band properties Specifying images for tree node icons In the sample DataWindow shown in “Creating a new TreeView DataWindow”, different tree node icons display for collapsed and expanded levels. The icons are…
Modifying the data associated with the crosstab – PB Docs 150
Modifying the data associated with the crosstab When you initially define the crosstab, you associate the crosstab rows and columns with columns in a database table or other data source. You can change the associated data at any time in the Crosstab Definition dialog box. To open the Crosstab Definition dialog box: Position the mouse…
Creating a TreeView DataWindow – PB Docs 150
Creating a TreeView DataWindow To create a TreeView DataWindow: Select File>New from the menu bar and select the DataWindow tab. If there is more than one target in the workspace, select the target where you want to create the DataWindow from the drop-down list at the bottom of the dialog box. Choose the TreeView presentation…
Analyzing trace information using profiling tools – PB Docs 150
Analyzing trace information using profiling tools After you have created a trace file, the easiest way to analyze it is to use the profiling tools provided on the Tool tab of the New dialog box. There are three tools: The Profiling Class View shows information about the objects that were used in the application The…