So I figured out how to import an XML file. If I import without a template, I will get an error if an xml element is not present in the file.
This can be due to a null value in the element. However, if I use a template, it will import all elements whether they have nulls or not.
I created a...
Does anyone have step by step directions, or point me to a place that does, on how to create the datawindow object that will be loaded with an XML file?
Recently our database server was upgraded and although PowerBuilder runs fine, when I click design, data source for a datawindow I get the following error.
"Table "csd_currentenrollmentcount" has no columns; possible invalid table format.
Please check to see if the active DB Profile is correct...
Does anyone have any ideas as to why the cancel button does not cancel printing a datawindow?
Its a simple dw_1.Print(TRUE). When clicking the Cancel Button it still sends the datawindow to the printer for printing.
I've done a lot of searching but cannot figure this one out.
Thank in advance...
Matt,
Thank you for the help with this, however I have another question. When I create the runtime packager, I select the database interface ODBC. When I install the components on a pc, the ODBC driver is not included. Am I missing a step? Any help with this is much appreciated.
Thank you
Dominick
Thanks Matt,
That was the problem. THE DW Object had the picture with the path in the properties. Once I included the path in the .PBR the .JPG was seen.
Thank you for your help
I am a lot closer now, I was able to find the Powerbuilder run time packager and was able to get the PB executable .dlls downloaded. Set up the ODBC driver and the program executed. The only issue I am having now is that the .jpg that is used in the PB application is not displayed in the...
I am trying to take an executable that was created in PB12.6 classic and have users execute it from that server. The project creates the executable with no errors. When I copy the executable to the server and try to run, I get an error stating the PBVM126.dll is missing. In earlier versions of...
Thank you for the URL. I notice that it is 12.5 BETA. I have 12.6
Someone had put some code out there to have the 12.5 version work with 12.6
Do you know when 12.6 will be available, if at all?
Thank you again
Dominick
I wonder if you get the same results if the script for the print button was something like:
printsetup()
dw.print() (dw being your datawindow name)
Dom
I got my software upgraded to SSMS 2014. I created a new ODBC connection using the latest SQL Server driver. Created a new DBProfile using the newly created ODBC data source and I still have the problem. Still receiving the message that the table does not contain any columns.
I am waiting to get my SSMS updated to 2014. I think you are correct, once I get that, it will include the new drivers. Then I will need to set up a new connection.
Recently our database was upgraded from SQL Server 2008 to 2014.
Powerbuilder 12.6 runs on this platform however datawindow objects created in 2008 produce an error when clicking on Data Source. Error states "Table 'my table' has no columns; possible invalid table format.
Please check to see if...
Yes, I have the dw control expanded much larger than the amount of data that would be displayed. The number of rows that I have for the external dw is only 3 rows.
I load data to the external datawindow via SQL statements in a loop. Depending on the number of grade levels retrieved from another...
I have a external datawindow object that I set columns and rows. What I need to do is have all the rows display at the same time, at run time,rather than having to tab down each row.
I see all the values when I run the program (by clicking the page down key), however, only one row can be seen...
I have two datawindows dw_1 and dw_2
dw_1 contains all a teachers students throughout many years, designated by the column named "year" and the value '14-15', '15-16' etc..
dw_2 contains only the column "year" with the same format '14-15','15-16'.
Passing of the year works using...
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