Export.PDF.NativePDF.UserPassword
property (DataWindow object)
Description
Setting that enables you to set a password for opening the
generated PDF file, when you use the PDFlib method to save data from a
DataWindow object to a PDF file. Therefore, this user password is also
referred to as open password.
Applies to
DataWindow objects
Syntax
PowerBuilder dot notation:
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dw_control.Object.DataWindow.Export.PDF.NativePDF.UserPassword |
Describe argument:
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"DataWindow.Export.PDF.NativePDF.UserPassword { = 'value' }" |
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Parameter |
Description |
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value |
(exp) The password for opening the generated PDF The value can be a string containing at least When the value is empty, it indicates |
Usage
If you set the user password for opening the PDF file, you must
also set the master password by the Export.PDF.NativePDF.MasterPassword
property. If the master password is empty, it indicates no master
password or user password is required to open the file or
copy/print/edit the file (which means any one can open the file and
copy/print/edit the file with no restrictions).
If you set the user password without setting the restrictions, a
user with the user password can open the PDF file for viewing only. You
can use the Export.PDF.NativePDF.Restrictions
property to set whether the user with the user password can have
permissions of printing, copying, editing etc.
The user password and the master password cannot be the same,
otherwise SaveAs function will fail and return -1.
If a PDF file requires a password to open, you can either input
the user password or the master password. When inputting the user
password, you will have the permissions set by the Export.PDF.NativePDF.Restrictions
property; when inputting the master password, you automatically have
access to all of the permissions.
This property takes no effect for files created using PDF/A
standard.
Examples
This example sets the user password and the master password, and
saves the data to a file called custom.pdf:
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int li_ret dw_1.Object.DataWindow.Export.PDF.Method = NativePDF! dw_1.Object.DataWindow.Export.PDF.NativePDF.UserPassword = '123' dw_1.Object.DataWindow.Export.PDF.NativePDF.MasterPassword = '456' li_ret = dw_1.SaveAs("c:custom.pdf",PDF!, true) |
This example uses Modify to set the user password and the master
password:
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dw1.Modify("DataWindow.Export.PDF.Method = NativePDF!") dw1.Modify("DataWindow.Export.PDF.NativePDF.UserPassword='123'") dw1.Modify("DataWindow.Export.PDF.NativePDF.MasterPassword='456'") |
See also
Export.PDF.NativePDF.CustomOrientation
Export.PDF.NativePDF.CustomSize
Export.PDF.NativePDF.ImageFormat
Export.PDF.NativePDF.MasterPassword
Export.PDF.NativePDF.PDFStandard
Export.PDF.NativePDF.Restrictions