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New in PB - please help
First, you must check if the window you are referencing is valid. Your code may look like this: IF IsValid(w_name1) THEN w_name1.st_name.text = END IF IF IsValid(w_name2) THEN w_name2.dw_1.InsertRow(0) END IF Hope this will help.- katatagan
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- Forum: Sybase: PowerBuilder
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How are Oracle Stored Procedures used as Data Source in DataWindows?
Hi there. I am a PowerBuilder developer and recently we have migrated our Sybase databases to Oracle8i. Our problem is, we cannot use Oracle stored procedures which return result sets. The error says that we need to declare the stored procedures. How can we do this? Please help. katatagan...- katatagan
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- Forum: Sybase: PowerBuilder
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Error::Catalog tables could not be created...
Usually, the PB Catalog Owner is also the default owner for the DBMS. If you specify another owner, PowerBuilder will create a new set of tables for that owner. This means that it is possible to have multiple PB extended attributes system tables in a database.- katatagan
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- Forum: Sybase: PowerBuilder
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Error::Catalog tables could not be created...
In the Database Profile Setup window, select the System tab and provide the PowerBuilder Catalog Table Owner. I don't know the default owner for these PB system tables in MS Access. In my case, I make SYSTEM as the owner for my ORACLE database. I hope this will help.- katatagan
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- Forum: Sybase: PowerBuilder
