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Course Code:	PB 24
Course Abstract:	This course introduces students to advanced techniques used to develop fully functional, well performing business applications using PowerBuilder 9. A series of written and lab exercises will be used to reinforce the classroom education.
Audience:	This course is designed for Application programmers responsible for the design and implementation of client/server applications using PowerBuilder 9.
Duration:	5 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to: > Create standard reports, including graphs, crosstabs, and multi-column reports > Create RichText, nested, and composite style reports > Manipulate the properties and behavior of the DataWindow control > Access and modify the properties of the DataWindow object > Describe the internal organization of the DataWindow buffers > Analyze issues involved in managing transactions and concurrency > Use DataWindow techniques to access, update, and validate data from the database > Create a DataWindow dynamically > Create and use DataStores > Use DataWindows to generate XML > Create and use standard, custom, and external user objects > Implement advanced elements of the graphical user interface, such as ListView, TreeView, and Tab controls > Use drag and drop for direct manipulation within the application > Use the PowerBuilder Native Interface with external functions in PowerBuilder applications > Use a variety of techniques to test, debug, and analyze PowerBuilder applications
Course Topics:	DataWindow Reporting Group Presentation Style Crosstab Presentation Style N-Up Presentation Style Newspaper Column Reports PSR Files Advanced DataWindow Presentation Styles Composite Reports Nesting DataWindows Creating Graphs Rich Text Presentation Style Understanding DataWindow Behavior Data Validation Process Data Validation Techniques Using Code Tables Using DropDownDataWindows Required DataWindow Columns DataWindow Buffer Processing Managing Row/Column Status Transaction Management Managing Database Connections Managing Concurrent Access Handling Database and DataWindow Errors Multiple Row Updates Managing Potentially Expensive Database Operations Dynamic DataWindow Behavior Conditional Property Expressions Accessing DataWindow Object Properties Property Expressions Describe and Modify Functions Dynamically Changing a WHERE Clause Dynamic DataWindow Creation Advanced DataWindow Techniques Using an External Data Source Using a Stored Procedure Data Source Creating and Using DataStores DataWindow Support for XML Sharing a Result Set Coordinating Updates User Objects Standard Visual User Objects Custom Visual User Objects Standard Class User Objects Custom Class User Objects External User Objects Advanced GUI Controls Implementing PictureListBox and DropDownPictureListBox Controls Implementing Tab Controls Implementing ListView Controls Implementing TreeView Controls Using Drag and Drop in Applications What Is Drag and Drop? Draggable Object Properties Automatic Drag vs. Manual Drag Drag and Drop Guidelines Supplemental Topics (as time permits) Exception Handling in PowerBuilder PowerBuilder Native Interface Using External Functions Testing Techniques Using Data Pipelines Dynamic SQL
Prerequisites:	> Basic PowerBuilder 9 Programming or an equivalent class > Four to six weeks experience developing PowerBuilder applications This course teaches sophisticated concepts at an accelerated pace. Students new to PowerBuilder are encouraged to complete the prerequisite course before taking this course.

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