Connection Information

To perform the requested action, WordPress needs to access your web server. Please enter your FTP credentials to proceed. If you do not remember your credentials, you should contact your web host.

Connection Type

BuildModel – PB Docs 126 – PowerBuilder Library

BuildModel – PB Docs 126

BuildModel PowerScript function

Description

Builds either a performance analysis or trace tree model based
on the trace file you have specified with the SetTraceFileName function.
Optional arguments let you monitor the progress of the build or
interrupt it.

You must specify the trace file to be modeled using the SetTraceFileName function
before calling BuildModel.

Controls

Profiling and TraceTree objects

Syntax

Argument

Description

instancename

Instance name of the Profiling or TraceTree
object

progressobject (optional)

A PowerObject that represents the number
of activities that have been processed

eventname (optional)

A string specifying the name of an event
you define

triggerpercent (optional)

A long identifying the number of activities
the BuildModel function should process before
triggering the eventname event

Return Values

ErrorReturn. Returns one of the following values:

  • Success! – The function
    succeeded

  • FileNotSetError! – TraceFileName has not
    been set

  • ModelExistsError! – A model has already
    been built

  • EnterpriseOnlyFeature! – This function
    is supported only in the Enterprise edition of PowerBuilder

  • EventNotFoundError! – The event cannot
    be found on the passed progressobject, so the
    model cannot be built

  • EventWrongPrototypeError! – The event was
    found but does not have the proper prototype, so the model cannot
    be built

  • SourcePBLError! – The
    source libraries cannot be found, so the model cannot be built

Usage

The BuildModel function extracts raw data
from a trace file and maps it to objects that can be acted upon
by PowerScript functions. If you want to build a model of your trace
file without recording the progress of the build, call BuildModel without
any of its optional arguments. If you want to receive progress information
while the model is being created or if you want to be able to interrupt
a BuildModel that is taking too long to complete,
call BuildModel with its optional arguments.

The event eventname on the passed progressobject is
triggered when the number of activities indicated by the triggerpercent argument
are processed. If the value of triggerpercent is
0, eventname is triggered for every activity.
If the value of triggerpercent is greater than
100, eventname is never triggered. You define
this event using this syntax:

Argument

Description

eventname

Name of the event

currentactivity

A long identifying the number of the
current activity

totalnumberofactivities

A long identifying the total number of
activities in the trace file

Eventname returns a boolean value. If
it returns false, the processing initiated by
the BuildModel function is canceled and any temporary
storage is cleaned up. If you need to stop BuildModel processing
that is taking too long, you can return a false value
from eventname. The script you write for eventname determines how
progress is monitored. For example, you might display progress or
simply check whether the processing must be canceled.

Examples

This example creates a performance analysis model
of a trace file:

This example creates a trace tree model of a trace
file:

This example creates a performance analysis model
that provides progress information as the model is built. The eventname argument
to BuildModel is called ue_progress and
is triggered each time five percent of the activities have been
processed. The progress of the build is shown in a window called w_progress that
includes a Cancel button:

See Also


Document get from Powerbuilder help
Thank you for watching.
Was this article helpful?
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x