A likely cause is that the connection mode (chained or unchained) set up by the JDBC driver is not the same as the mode of the stored procedure (chained or unchained). Solution B: You can modify the PowerBuilder source code using any of the following workarounds to fix the problem. Execute 'SET CHAINED OFF' before. Google App Engine.
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Modernize the User Interface of your application. With Visual Expert 2016, don't just analyze your PowerBuilder code, but also analyze your Oracle code at the same time:. Visualize the dependencies between front and back end. Explore calls in your code with hyperlinks, and navigate continuously through PB and Oracle objects. Find all the references to a table, column, object, method or variable, and avoid regression bugs due to modifications in your code. Automatically generate - everyday for example - an HTML documentation of your source code.
Automatically review your code, detect unused objects, scripts that are too long etc.Enable team members to collaborate with Visual Expert, during a migration or when maintaining a large application:. The code analysis is done on a server, and instantly accessible to all teammates. All code analyses are saved, letting teammates browse earlier versions. Developers collaborating on a big change can exchange impact analysis, documentation or specific views of their code.
The Server can schedule tasks - for instance refresh code analysis every night and update the code documentation: teammates always get fresh info when they need it. Access Control features let you define who can view which project. Team System supports floating licenses, to deploy Visual Expert to large teams.Reporting Studio 2016 offers new ways of designing and deploying your reports:.
Deploy instantly your existing Reports to ANY Web and Mobile client: Reporting Studio supports any existing Infomaker and PB report End-users can run them on ANY OS or Device, using our HTML-based Report Viewer. Installation and configuration is fully automated: just import your PB reports in a few clicks and go live in minutes!. Let Business Users create their reports themselves: Unlike PB or InfoMaker, Reporting Studio do not require ANY technical skill to create Reports. The outcome is a standard Datawindow - the Graphs just look better!
If needed, you can integrate these new Reports seamlessly with your PB applications. PowerBuilder Bootstrap downloads the source files of a PowerBuilder Target from your source control system and imports the objects into empty library files that it creates for you. It follows that up with any rebuilds and regenerates that are needed to get all objects to compile successfully. Extract all source code files for a target from a source control system. Create new library files for a target and import all the object source code files. Generate a new PBC file for a workspace. Optimize all libraries for a target.
Compile the executable files for a target and copy to a deployment folder. Dw-eXtreme develops presentation components based on the Powerbuilder datawindow control.
These components use the presentation capabilities of the datawindow control to create complex graphical display components that not only allow you to view data in graphical formats but to interact with the data as well. They are delivered as source code - not only receive a component you can use immediately but also get examples of advanced Powerbuilder programming that will allow you to create your own custom presentation components using the datawindow control.
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Support any type of user account (Facebook, Google account or other). Enable 7, will be released in 2016 with the following features:. Translation Memory: possibility to maintain an external translation memory to reuse translations among projects.
UI improvements with resizing windows, split panels, etc. Translation Explorer: possibility to check how the engine would apply the translations, and how to recognize a source phrase from translations. and of course latest engine compatible with NRS and NCS, and support for latest PB 12.6 EBF (both 32 and 64 bits) In the meantime, Enable Development will release Enable 6.5 beginning of Q2 as a service pack. Zeenyx has planned significant enhancements to AscentialTest for 2016 that will boost your PowerBuilder testing experience:. Change management – Name changes to objects, steps, tests, parameters and data tables will automatically be propagated throughout the testing project. Test management – Team leaders will have the ability to assign testing tasks and track progress for both manual and automated tests.
Requirements management integration – Root cause analysis will be enhanced with requirements management integration, supporting trace-back from defects, to tests, to requirements. Desta's well known and mostly used component is DW2XSL DW2XSL is a PowerBuilder library for exporting Datawindow and Datastore to an Excel format with cell's formatting. No need to have MS Excel installed on the PC to export from the PowerBuilder app to XLS/XLSX files.The latest version release on Q3 2015 added these new features:. Supported 64-bit applications. Supported TreeView DW.
Supported.NET WinForms deployments. Supported Appeon deployments Find Dw2xls full list of features on Desta's Website.In order for TestComplete to simulate user actions over an application’s controls, it needs to have access to them.
If you explore a PowerBuilder application in the Object Browser (for example, the PB Examples application that is shipped with PowerBuilder), you can see that by default TestComplete can access most controls on the application’s forms, except for DataWindow controls (the Window('pbdw100', ', 1) object on the image below). The reason for this is that DataWindow is a non-standard control.
So, to interact with DataWindow controls and retrieve data from them you need a way to make DataWindow elements visible to TestComplete. Since applications created in PowerBuilder Classic 12.0 support Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA), you can access DataWindow elements using the TestComplete MSAA engine.
This engine is included in the plugin (this plugin is installed and enabled automatically.To use the plugin, you must have a license for the TestComplete module). In order for the MSAA engine to provide access to DataWindow elements, you need to add the DataWindow control’s class name to the list of objects that the engine will expose. This list is individual for each TestComplete projects and can be customized in the project’s.Note also, that in order to recognize controls (both windowed and non-windowed) exposed via Active Accessibility, TestComplete uses their accessible names and roles (see ). To simplify the recognition process, you can modify your PowerBuilder application so that the controls you are going to access from tests have specific accessible names.
The rest of this topic provides detailed instructions on how to configure the tested PowerBuilder application and the TestComplete MSAA engine. For more information on testing applications that support Active Accessibility, see. Configuring PowerBuilder Application. To enable the TestComplete MSAA engine to expose internal elements of DataWindow controls in the tested PowerBuilder application, you need to configure the project’s MSAA settings:. Open your TestComplete project. Right-click the project node in the Project Explorer panel and select Edit Properties from the context menu.This will open the project editor in the Workspace panel and display the Properties page.
Select the Open Applications MSAA group on the left of the page. TestComplete will display the list of MSAA properties on the right. This list contains windows class names and their properties will be accessed via the TestComplete MSAA engine. To make the MSAA engine provide access to DataWindow elements, add the pbdw.
item to the List of accepted windows. After you have set up the MSAA options, TestComplete has access to DataWindow elements.
These elements are displayed in the Object Browser with the icon.The name of each MSAA node consists of its type name, which indicates the element’s accessible role, and the element’s accessible name. For example, on the following figure the Panel('Customers') object on the image below corresponds to a DataWindow control with the accessible name of “Customers” and its child objects correspond to DataWindow cells.
To determine which name a particular object has in the Object Tree, you can use the TestComplete target glyph:. Click the Display Object Spy button on the Tools toolbar. Activate your PowerBuilder application.
In the Object Spy window, click the Drag the target to point to the object icon, drag its glyph ( ) to the desired application window or control, wait until the red frame appears around the object and release the mouse button. TestComplete will display the object’s properties, methods and events in the Object Spy window.The object’s full name, which is used to address the object in the script, is specified by the FullName property. You can right-click the value of the property in the Object Spy window, select Copy from the context menu and then paste the copied object name to the script in the.
For more information about how TestComplete addresses objects exposed by the MSAA engine, see. The sample script below demonstrates how you can simulate user actions over controls in PowerBuilder applications and retrieve data from DataWindow controls.
The script works with the PB Examples sample application that is shipped with PowerBuilder 12 and can be found in the Code Examples Example App folder.The application must be running before you launch the script. This example also requires that the List of accepted windows in the project’s contains the pbdw. item and that the Work with MSAA objects in mode compatible with TestComplete 6 and earlier option in the same category is turned off.
Def Main: # Obtain the PB Examples process p = Sys.Process('examples'); # If you run the application from PowerBuilder, use the following code: # p = Sys.Process('Pb100'); # Launch the 'Sort & Filter' example tabExamples = p.Window('FNWND3100', 'PowerBuilder 12. Sub Main Dim p, tabExamples, tvExamples, frmSFExample, grid, cells, i ' Obtain the PB Examples process Set p = Sys.Process('examples') ' If you run the application from PowerBuilder, use the following code: ' Set p = Sys.Process('examples') ' Launch the 'Sort & Filter' example Set tabExamples = p.Window('FNWND3100', 'PowerBuilder 12. Procedure Main; var p, tabExamples, tvExamples, frmSFExample, grid, cells, i; begin // Obtain the PB Examples process p:= Sys.Process('examples'); // If you run the application from PowerBuilder, use the following code: // p:= Sys.Process('examples'); // Launch the 'Sort & Filter' example tabExamples:= p.Window('FNWND3100', 'PowerBuilder 12.