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This course is for programmers who want to learn about the PowerBuilder development environment and start creating PowerBuilder applications.
After completing PowerBuilder 6 courses, the user should be able to:
- Describe PowerBuilder's main components
- Create and manage PowerBuilder libraries
- Use the Application painter
- Create menus
- Create windows
- Use PowerScript to respond to events
- Run a PowerBuilder application
- Analyze application requirements
- Create a logical data model for an application
- Use PowerBuilder database tables for a data model
- Use object-oriented development techniques
- Use the Library painter as a navigation tool
- Manipulate libraries and library entries
- Print, modify properties of, optimize, and search libraries
- Use regeneration and rebuild objects
- Migrate from an earlier version of PowerBuilder
- Build a dynamic runtime library
- Use the Menu painter to develop a menuing system
- Explain keyboard navigation and assign access and shortcut keys
- Create toolbars and set toolbar properties
- Use inheritance to generate menus
- Manage window properties
- Add window controls
- Create window buttons
- Provide for user input in windows
- Alter the appearance of windows
- Open a window sheet
- Program applications to respond to events
- Use variables in scripts
- Declare new variables
- Use operators
- Use arrays in script
- Build PowerScript statements
- Use the script painter
- Explain database transactions
- Create user-defined functions
- Use arguments and DataWindow events
- Script applications to react to specified events
- Identify SQL syntax
- Create SQL commands
- Use the SQL commands and cursors
- Create a new DataWindow
- Choose a data source and presentation style for a DataWindow
- Create a Freeform DataWindow
- Create complex DataWindows
- Use other data sources
- Associate DataWindow controls with a DataWindow object
- Run the application
- Use edit styles and define style properties
- Create EditMasks style columns and DropDownDW style columns
- Use display formats and validation rules
- Customize DataWindows
- Set display defaults
- Use conditional expressions
- Display data and data sources
- Modify data and data sources
- Use the Report Painter
- Create a grouped report
- Work with subtotals and grand totals
- Modify grouped reports
- Create graphs and nested reports
- Modify DataWindows within windows
- Run the Inventory Tracking application
- Debug an application
- Use the source views
- Set breakpoints in an application
- Review the state of an application
- Build an executable
- Create install files
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