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Introduction to SAP PowerBuilder 12.5.1 (DEV134)
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Certifications:
SAP CDA - Development Consultant for PowerBuilder 12.5.1
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COURSE INFORMATION
Introduction to SAP PowerBuilder 12.5.1 (DEV134) Overview:
In the Introduction to SAP PowerBuilder 12.5.1 (DEV134) course, you will get started with PowerBuilder development by building and deploying a complete two- tier client/server application.
NOTE: Course based on software release – PowerBuilder (Classic IDE) 12.5.1
Introduction to SAP PowerBuilder 12.5.1 (DEV134) Goals:
- Use the PowerBuilder IDE to create workspaces, targets and fully functional applications
- Planning and designing PowerBuilder Library Structure (PBL)
- Define the Application Object for a new target, defining application initialization and cleanup code
- Explain the Event Driven programming
- Create local variables, global variables and global functions
- Define connections to backend databases
- Create Objects containing object-level functions, external functions, mapped and unmapped events, instance and shared variables
- Write code
- Create Tabular, Grid and FreeForm DataWindows, Windows, User Objects, Menus and Toolbars
- Use object-oriented techniques to build a framework of Windows, Controls and commonly used PowerBuilder Non-Visual Objects (NVOs)
- Sort, Filter, Export and Print from the DataWindow
- Partition an application by separating business rules from the user interface, and code the logic for these rules in PowerBuilder (NVOs)
- Deploy of completed application to the end users
Who Should Attend:
- Developer
- Development Consultant
Introduction to SAP PowerBuilder 12.5.1 (DEV134) Prerequisites:
Before attending this course, you must have the following:
- Developer experience in any language.
- Basic knowledge or relational databases.
- Knowledge of SQL
Introduction to SAP PowerBuilder 12.5.1 (DEV134) Content:
Connected Workspaces:
- Setting Up Workspaces, Targets, and Application Objects
- Connecting to a Data Source Using Database Profiles
PowerBuilder Code:
- Employing Basic Programming Techniques
- Writing Code Using Basic Coding Techniques
- Creating and Invoking Methods
- Creating Global Functions
- Using Enumerated Data Types
- Creating Global Variables and Defining External Functions
- Debugging an Application
Windows and Window Controls in SAP PowerBuilder
- Creating and Using a Framework
- Modifying Framework Windows
- Creating and Using Standard Visual Objects
- Using Configuration Files
Menus in SAP PowerBuilder
- Creating a Menu Hierarchy
- Writing Code for Common Menu Items
Multiple Document Interface (MDI) Applications
- Building Application Windows
- Opening Windows and Resizing Controls
Display of Data from the Application Database
- Using the Application Database
- Creating DataWindow Objects and Managing Extended Attributes
DataWindow Object Creation
- Using the SQL Select DataSource
- Modifying the Presentation of the Result Set
DataWindow Controls
- Writing Basic Database Connection and Disconnection Logic
- Completing Application Sheets
Updates to the Database Using DataWindows
- Inserting and Deleting Data
- Saving Data to the Database
Non-Visual User Objects
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Creating Custom Class User Objects
Creating Standard Class User Objects
Message Object Communications
- Communicating Between Objects
- Passing NVOs to Message Objects
PowerBuilder Application Deployment
- Deploying an Application
Advanced DataWindow Functionality
- Enabling DataWindow Functionality
- Implementing a Master-Detail Interface
- Implementing Client-Side Sort and Filter
- Implementing Data Validation
- Completing Update Functionality
