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Powerbuilder Documentation 10.5 – Page 164 – PowerBuilder Library

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Performing some initial housekeeping – PB Docs 105

Performing some initial housekeeping Now that you have the basic objects you need, you are ready to start writing code to make your pipeline work in the application. To begin, you must take care of some setup chores that will prepare the application to handle pipeline execution. To get the application ready for pipeline execution:…

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Handling PBDOM exceptions – PB Docs 105

Handling PBDOM exceptions PBDOM defines an exception class, PBDOM_EXCEPTION, derived from the standard PowerBuilder Exception class. The standard Text property of the Exception class can be used to obtain more detail on the nature of the exception being thrown. The class extends the PowerBuilder Exception class with one method, GetExceptionCode, that returns the unique code…

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Chapter 15 Manipulating Graphs – PB Docs 105

Chapter 15 Manipulating Graphs About this chapter This chapter describes how to write code that allows you to access and change a graph in your application at runtime. Contents Topic Using graphs Populating a graph with data Modifying graph properties Accessing data properties Using point and click Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for…

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Working with PowerBuilder synchronization objects – PB Docs 105

Working with PowerBuilder synchronization objects When you run the MobiLink Synchronization for ASA wizard from the Database page in the New dialog box, the wizard generates objects that let you initiate and control MobiLink synchronization requests from a PowerBuilder application. These objects let you obtain feedback during the synchronization process, code PowerScript events at specific…

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Preparing consolidated databases – PB Docs 105

Preparing consolidated databases Whether you are designing a new database or preparing an existing one to be used as a MobiLink consolidated database, you must install the MobiLink system tables in that database. SQL Anywhere provides setup scripts for Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and IBM DB2. A setup script is not…

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Creating remote databases – PB Docs 105

Creating remote databases Any SQL Anywhere database can be converted for use as a remote database in a MobiLink installation. You can also create a new SQL Anywhere remote database that uses all or part of the schema of the consolidated SQL Anywhere database. You create the database on your desktop using the Sybase Central…

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Synchronization techniques – PB Docs 105

Synchronization techniques This section highlights some issues that you need to consider when designing an application that uses MobiLink synchronization. For more information about all these issues, see the chapter on synchronization techniques in the MobiLink Synchronization User’s Guide . Limiting data downloads One of the major goals of synchronization is to increase the speed…

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Chapter 14 Using PowerBuilder XML Services – PB Docs 105

Chapter 14 Using PowerBuilder XML Services About this chapter This chapter presents an overview of XML services in PowerBuilder. It describes the PowerBuilder Document Object Model (PBDOM), and describes how to use it in a PowerBuilder application. Contents Topic About XML and PowerBuilder About PBDOM PBDOM object hierarchy PBDOM node objects Adding pbdom105.pbx to your…

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XML namespaces – PB Docs 105

XML namespaces XML namespaces provide a way to create globally unique names to distinguish between elements and attributes with the same name but of different terminologies. For example, in an XML invoice document for a bookstore, the name “date” could be used by accounting for the date of the order and by order fulfillment for…

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About XML and PowerBuilder – PB Docs 105

About XML and PowerBuilder PowerBuilder provides several features that enable you to work with the Extensible Markup Language (XML). You can: Export the data in a DataWindow object to XML, and import data in an XML document or string into a DataWindow object Determine whether an XML document or string is well-formed or conforms to…

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