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Defining a validation rule in the Database painter – PB Docs 125 – PowerBuilder Library

Defining a validation rule in the Database painter – PB Docs 125

Defining a validation rule in the Database painter

This section describes the ways you can manipulate validation
rules in the Database painter.

proc.png To create a new validation rule

  1. In the Extended Attributes view in the Database painter,
    right-click Validation Rules and select New from the pop-up menu.

    The Validation Rule view displays in the Properties view.

  2. Assign a name to the rule, select the datatype
    of the columns to which it applies, and customize the error message
    (if desired).

    For information, see “Customizing the error message”.

  3. Click the Definition tab and define the expression
    for the rule.

    For information, see “Defining the expression”.

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You can use this rule with any column of the appropriate datatype
in the database.

proc.png To modify a validation rule:

  1. In the Database painter, open the Extended Attributes
    view.

  2. In the Extended Attributes view, open the list
    of validation rules.

  3. Double-click the validation rule you want to modify.

  4. In the Validation Rule view, modify the validation
    rule as desired.

    For information, see “Defining the expression” and “Customizing the error message”.

proc.png To associate a validation rule with a column in
the Database painter:

  1. In the Database painter (Objects view), position
    the pointer on the column, select Properties from the column’s
    pop-up menu, and select the Validation tab.

  2. Select a validation rule from the Validation Rule
    drop-down list.

    The column now has the selected validation rule associated
    with it in the extended attribute system tables. Whenever you use
    this column in a DataWindow object, it will use this validation rule unless
    you override it in the DataWindow painter.

proc.png To remove a validation rule from a column in the Database painter:

  1. In the Database painter (Objects view), position
    the pointer on the column, select Properties from its pop-up menu,
    and select the Validation tab in the Properties view.

  2. Select (None) from the list in the Validation
    Rule drop-down list.

    The validation rule is no longer associated with the column.


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