About tracing and profiling an application – PB Docs 150
About tracing and profiling an application You use tracing and profiling to debug and tune an application. When you run an application, you can generate an execution trace file. You use the trace file to create a profile of your application. The profile shows you which functions and events were called by which other functions…
Files available for source control – PB Docs 150
Files available for source control The following schema shows a directory structure for files in the local PowerBuilder workspace and on the source control server. File types in the local root path that can be copied to the source control server from PowerBuilder are displayed in bold print. File types displayed in normal print are…
Using the General page in the graph’s Properties view – PB Docs 150
Using the General page in the graph’s Properties view You name a graph and define its basic properties on the General page in the graph’s Properties view. To specify the basic properties of a graph: Select Properties from the graph’s pop-up menu and then select the General page in the Properties view. About the model…
Edit style types for the PBCatEdt table – PB Docs 150
Edit style types for the PBCatEdt table Table A-7 shows the edit style types available for the PBCatEdt table. Table A-7: Edit style types for the PBCatEdt table Edit style type pbe_type value (column 3) CheckBox 85 RadioButton 86 DropDownListBox 87 DropDownDataWindow 88 Edit 89 Edit Mask 90 Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you…
Edit edit style (code 89) – PB Docs 150
Edit edit style (code 89) Table A-16 shows a sample row in the PBCatEdt table for an Edit edit style. Table A-17 shows the meaning of the values in Table A-16. About the example This example shows an Edit edit style using a code table of display and data values. There is a pair of…
Changing the destination and source databases – PB Docs 150
Changing the destination and source databases Changing the destination When you create a pipeline, you can change the destination database. If you want to pipe the same data to more than one destination, you can change the destination database again and re-execute. To change the destination database: Click the Destination button in the PainterBar, or…
Piping blob data – PB Docs 150
Piping blob data Blob data is data that is a binary large-object such as a Microsoft Word document or an Excel spreadsheet. A data pipeline can pipe columns containing blob data. The name of the datatype that supports blob data varies by DBMS. Table 17-5 shows some examples. Table 17-5: Examples of datatypes that support…
Controlling the display of buttons in print preview and in printed output – PB Docs 150
Controlling the display of buttons in print preview and in printed output You can choose whether to display buttons in print preview or in printed output. You control this in the Properties view for the DataWindow object (not the Properties view for the button). To control the display of buttons in a DataWindow object in…
The summary and footer bands – PB Docs 150
The summary and footer bands You use the summary and footer bands of the DataWindow object the same way you use summary pages and page footers in a printed report: The contents of the summary band display at the end, after all the detail rows; this band often summarizes information in the DataWindow object The…
Specifying variable-height bands in a DataWindow object – PB Docs 150
Specifying variable-height bands in a DataWindow object Sometimes DataWindow objects contain columns whose data is of variable length. For example, a Memo column in a table might be a character column that can take up to several thousand characters. Reserving space for that much information for the column in the detail band would make the…