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Search inside document. Agenda PowerBuilder End users of a rich text control can set tabs for the control in the Tabs dialog box or directly on the ruler Sybase Confidential Propriety. Rich Text Editor User Interface Changes Toolbar Items The toolbar has a contemporary flat-style look It includes drop-down lists for: formatting style zoom percent Toolbar buttons for adding bullets or sequential numbers to paragraphs Sybase Confidential Propriety.
You must set this property and the InputFieldNamesVisible property to "true" to see text labels for the input fields in a rich text control Sybase Confidential Propriety. Language Enhancements Sybase Confidential Propriety. NET languages New Methods: Byte stringorblob Converts a numeric datatype, including a string whose value is a number, into a Byte datatype, or obtains a Byte value stored in a blob GetByte blobvariable, n, b Extracts data of type Byte from a blob variable SetByte blobvariable, n, b Sets data of type Byte for a blob variable Sybase Confidential Propriety.
DLL The newer utility logs the date and time rather than the time elapsed of each SQL statement issued to the database This utility can use a timestamp from the time zone of the DBMS server machine, allowing clients in separate time zones to merge trace output files in a meaningful fashion Sybase Confidential Propriety. NET data providers and perform operations using native syntax Create a new connection or share an existing connection object for transaction management Sybase Confidential Propriety.
SqlClient Oracle Data Provider for. NET Oracle. Client Sybase ADO. ASE 15 Support Bigint support PowerBuilder supports the bit integer signed and unsigned bigint datatypes, which map to the PowerScript longlong datatype Unsigned integer datatypes int and smallint PowerBuilder also supports two other unsigned integer datatypes introduced in Adaptive Server Demonstration Sybase Confidential Propriety.
Numeric Description Value 0 Paging operations are posted to the server Callback! Autosize property The Height. Suppress Group Headers on Page Break You enable the suppress group header property by selecting the Suppress Group Header check box in the Properties view for a group header band. PowerBuilders 4-Phase. NET DataWindow. NET Compiler Internals. NET Compiler.
PowerBuilder Roadmap PowerBuilder Offer expires June 30, PowerBuilder Documents Similar To PowerBuilder Edgar Pinzon. Arun Ravi. Maximilianus Tjenderasa. They may not have decided yet. The next full version to be released will be Based on that, it will probably be 1st qtr of when it is released. With I have heard that the upgrade rate for 11 was pretty good so they will probably go with the 45 days overlap rule and eol PB I migrated the source code.
What do I need to do on the serverside - I assume regenerating the proxies. Anything else? Where is the correct place for the PBVMs? TIA, Kevin Deploy to the server and regenerate the proxies. You can do a pbvm-only install of Alternatively, copying the pbvm's into the shared folder shoulod work, though. They do in PB Now after a test we noticed that grid datawindow dynamically created do not work in PB They work fine in PB This is also the Ent Migration from PB We migrated a perfectly good However, as we run the app a windows gpf is generated.
We are stuck! Any ideas would be so very welcomed. Can you see were the application is blowing up? Does it blow up in the same place everytime?
What dll is reporting the gpf? However, as we run the a Anyone officially know if PB EXE is infected. The installation then finishes but PB EXE is not on my computer so can't use PB I am getting the Symantec error as well. But I was able to get around it by adding "PB EXE" to the Exceptions list. I had AVG report the same thing on iTunes at one point.
Most virus protection programs use heuristic analysis in order to capture variants of know viruses and new viruses. That leads, on occasion, to false positives. I applied my license file that I had generated for PB It accepted it during the installation, but if you open up the program, it thinks I am using an "Evaluation" version.
What gives? I also finally figured out to get to my licenses really complicated and I upgraded my license to PB Please open your. If you are entitled to use this version of pbGA then check for updates at the Sybase Product Download Center and regenerate and deploy your license updates. License file does not support this version.
PB Techical Support is looking into this. For now you should be OK with the evaluation license and this should be resolved shortly,. I'm a little confused If it's the later do you need a sap support plan to get it or just a This is the same product that was beta tested as v15 but delviered as The feature list is unchanged and it will still require a migration.
Because it was built as a major release, there were code changes that require migrations. The files had been named to include 15 but were changed back to Yes, I believe the support for So, is this the GA?
Is there a new license download page. You will need a new PB This is a known issue and is being looked into. You should be fine until then using PB SAP PowerBuilder Ok, perfect.
I read the answer from sue, but i was still a bit confused caused she was referring to the 15 beta. So it safe to assume that this version is has. I do not see anything in the New Features about Oracle 12c support. Is this being supported using ORA? The wiki document is in process of being updated. Oracle 12c Oracle I want to know the URL of the document of updated Wiki. Driver update for SQL Server Should work with but no new features in that release would be available in PB.
Will this be mentioned in Wiki or anywhere else? Yes, it supports Windows 8 and 8. Sue - regarding source control When we went from PB 9 to PB We always build our PBLS from the source when doing a build.
Unicode was added in v10 but there haven't been significant changes like that since that time. You should now be able to generate your PowerBuilder Please make sure you choose PowerBuilder After generating, if you open the license with any text editor, you should see this line about half way down, the If you still are having trouble generating a PB Sue - Now that This one is still killing me.
Just had another reported issue with Win 8. I would be willing to take you, Dave and all of the developers out for drinks if they can get this included in We are aware of this long standing request but don't have any info now on including this in the product. Will update here if new info becomes available. I can't express it enough - this enhancement was one of the most requested which I know you don't need to be reminded of. It is almost embarrassing at this point to tell customers we don't have built in support for PDF and that they must use Ghostscript to get it to work.
Our customers have locked down most programs from being installed on users PC's so this always generates the phone call saying 'I cannot save as PDF'. There are also security issues with printers being auto installed on workstations and with Win 8. Given the gestation period for this extremely limited release, with that date there can be no confidence that SAP has any intention of developing PowerBuilder any further. As there is no visible roadmap for PowerBuilder and no visible official statement of support or future availability, can anyone tell me why we should continue to use PowerBuilder, especially as we work towards re-engineering our 16 year old PB application?
SAP always announces an end of maintenance period for each new version at the time of its release. Sybase never did that and always announced a pending EOL 90 days in advance for tools and 1 yr in advance for server products. You'll also see that As you mentioned EAS, what is going with it?
The product will continue, or clients will be pushed to other solutions? Also it would be really interesting for us, powerbuilder developers, to have some info about powerbuilder future. I think it's the first time we seen an announced product with a beta release changing version number. Personally I believe that the new version doesn't provide enough improvements - new futures to justify a version number like This of course is my humble opinion.
Of course I'm still supporting the product by using it, and as we have a support plan but facing many problems here in Greece with contracts migration to SAP - we have pb, 2 x ASE, ASA under support and still waiting for our customer id we will use the new release. But I really believe, as many other have said in so many posts, that we need some points to make us confident to sap and powerbuilder. And until now, personally, I can't say I feel confident.
EAServer will be supported through July of and then customers will need to migrate to other solutions. As mentioned in another post, SAP announces an EOM date when a product is released to market; this and other support policies were designed with the original SAP ERP customer base's needs in mind and it's a practice that all newer products have also been included in over time. I will continue to put all information here as it becomes available; we don't have other plans for PowerBuilder at this time.
The renaming of PB15 back to Well I'm just dreaming…. I hope that the promise from Dec. I also have looked at other options e. Oracle's JDeveloper but as good they are and JDeveloper is really good!
One can only hope that the " Product Availability Matrix for version At the same time, I agree that a roadmap would be nice, but as we have waited some time for version The product is really good for client server applications The problem is about confidence. Information about future release and future plans should be available as soon as possible. As you said, if we have a new release in and another one in then the EOL isn't so important.
But the question is: what happens if there isn't another version until ? I've been looking at other tools but it's modern techniques that are missing - generics, dependency injection, parameterised constructors and so on.
I've been trying to work out how to do MVC with PowerBuilder and the way seems to be to exclude the datawindow heresy! Please don't misunderstand me, I worked for Powersoft and Sybase and was a PB instructor, as was Lars who sits next to me now. Our two colleagues have their entire programming career invested in PowerBuilder.
Absolutely the last thing we want is to see PowerBuilder go away, we'd much, much, much rather carry on using it. However, our application is old and tired and needs re-invigorating.
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