About keyboard support in MDI applications – PB Docs 80
About keyboard support in MDI applications PowerBuilder MDI applications automatically support arrow keys and shortcut keys. Arrow keys In an MDI frame, how the pointer moves when the user presses an arrow key depends on where focus is when the key is pressed: Key If focus is in Focus moves to Left The menu bar…
Naming the DataWindow controls in a form style – PB Docs 80
Naming the DataWindow controls in a form style Each form style you define contains one or more central DataWindow controls that are based on DataWindow controls in one of the built-in InfoMaker form styles. The best way to understand the behavior of these DataWindow controls is to build forms in InfoMaker using each of the…
Creating an executable version of your application – PB Docs 80
Creating an executable version of your application The next few sections tell you more about the packaging process and provide information to help you make choices about the resulting application. They cover: Compiler basics What can go in the package How to choose a packaging model How to implement your packaging model How to test…
Chapter 16 Using DDE in an Application – PB Docs 80
Chapter 16 Using DDE in an Application About this chapter This chapter describes how PowerBuilder supports DDE. Contents Topic About DDE DDE functions and events Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
OLE objects in scripts – PB Docs 80
OLE objects in scripts This chapter has described the three ways to use OLE in a window or user object. You have learned about: Inserting an object in an OLE control Placing an ActiveX control in an OLE custom control Declaring an OLEObject variable and connecting to an OLE object In scripts, you can manipulate…
Chapter 12 Using Transaction Objects – PB Docs 80
Chapter 12 Using Transaction Objects About this chapter This chapter describes Transaction objects and how to use them in PowerBuilder applications. Contents Topic About Transaction objects Working with Transaction objects Using Transaction objects to call stored procedures Supported DBMS features when calling stored procedures Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Chapter 1 Using Sample Applications – PB Docs 80
Chapter 1 Using Sample Applications About this chapter This chapter describes how to use PowerBuilder sample applications, including the Code Examples. Contents Topic About the sample applications Using the Code Examples application Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Resolving naming conflicts – PB Docs 80
Resolving naming conflicts There are two areas in which name conflicts occur: Variables that are defined within different scopes can have the same name. For example, a global variable can have the same name as a local or instance variable. The compiler warns you of these conflicts, but you don’t have to change the names….
PowerBuilder.Application server object – PB Docs 80
Deploying an application that uses the automation server When deploying your objects, you need to coordinate registry entries with the locations of all the files. PowerBuilder runtime files For both PowerBuilder.Application and a registered user object as a server, you need to deploy the PowerBuilder runtime environment on each user’s machine. For information about PowerBuilder…
Using the JaguarORB object – PB Docs 80
Using the JaguarORB object To create a CORBA-compatible client, you can use the JaguarORB object instead of the Connection object to establish the connection to the server. The JaguarORB object allows you to access EAServer from PowerBuilder clients in the same way as C++ clients. Two techniques The JaguarORB object supports two techniques for accessing…