Library 5 : Technical General

PowerBuilder 6 Series

Total Time: 60 hours

PowerBuilder 6: Introducing PowerBuilder		6 hours	P6BC01
PowerBuilder 6: Introducing PowerBuilder provides an introduction to PowerBuilder and its development environment.
Installing PowerBuilder and Libraries Application Painter and Property Sheets Creating Menus		Creating Windows Responding to Events with PowerScript Running Your Application

PowerBuilder 6: Design Concepts		6 hours	P6BC02
PowerBuilder 6: Design Concepts provides an introduction to PowerBuilder design and object-oriented development.
Analysing the Requirements Creating a Logical Data Model Creating a Data Model Database Creating Database Tables		Using Database Tables Using Table Data Understanding Object Orientation Features of Object Oriented Software

PowerBuilder 6: Building Objects		6 hours	P6BC03
PowerBuilder 6: Building Objects begins showing the user the basic building blocks for developing PowerBuilder applications.
Using the Application Painter Using the Library Painter Using Libraries		Managing Libraries Creating Menus Attaching Menus and Toolbars

PowerBuilder 6: Building Windows		6 hours	P6BC04
PowerBuilder 6: Building Windows shows users how to create and manage windows in a PowerBuilder application.
Setting Window Properties Setting Windows 95 Controls Window Properties, Buttons, and Pictures User Input on Windows		Controlling Window Appearance Adding Elements to Windows Using Advanced Window Features Window Sheets

PowerBuilder 6: Event Programming		6 hours	P6BC05
PowerBuilder 6: Event Programming shows users how to respond to events in an application and use variables with PowerScript.
Responding to Events Scripting with Variables Declaring Variables Array, Class, and Reference Variables		Using Operators PowerScript Statements Using the Script Painter

PowerBuilder 6: PowerScript and SQL		6 hours	P6BC06
PowerBuilder 6: PowerScript and SQL shows users how to use SQL commands to interact with databases in PowerBuilder applications.
Understanding Database Transactions Creating Functions Using DataWindow Objects Scripting for Specific Events		Using Arguments and DataWindow Events Scripting for Treeviews Understanding SQL Syntax SQL Commands, Painter, and Cursors

PowerBuilder 6: Creating DataWindows		6 hours	P6BC07
PowerBuilder 6: Creating DataWindows shows users how to create and control DataWindows in their PowerBuilder applications.
Using the DataWindow Painter Data Sources and Layout Creating Freeform DataWindows		More DataWindows Using Other Data Sources DataWindow Controls

PowerBuilder 6: Using DataWindows		6 hours	P6BC08
PowerBuilder 6: Using DataWindows shows users how to manipulate and display data and data sources using DataWindows.
Using Edit Styles EditMasks and Drop-Down DataWindows Display Formats and Validation Customising DataWindows Column Defaults and Conditionals		Displaying Data and Data Sources Modifying the Data Source Manipulating Data Accessing DataWindow Columns

PowerBuilder 6: Reviewing an Application		6 hours	P6BC09
PowerBuilder 6: Reviewing an Application shows users how to provide reports and final touches on a PowerBuilder application.
The Report Painter Creating Grouped Reports Modifying Grouped Reports Creating Graphs Creating Label Reports		Nested Reports and Crosstabs Adding the Final Touches Creating Windows within Windows Checking the Finished Product

PowerBuilder 6: The Final Product		6 hours	P6BC10
PowerBuilder 6: The Final Product shows users how to debug a PowerBuilder application and create an executable program.
The Debug Window Modifying the Debug Window Understanding the Source Views Using and Setting Breakpoints		Examining the State of an Application Debugging the Application Building the Executable Creating Deployment Files

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