Re: Accessing nested report's data
wow. maybe the data would reveal itself if you did a saveas XML... long shot...
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I'm trying to see if I can duplicate the issue with a small reproducible test case, without success. Here's what I'm doing. C# Code: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using...
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One more thing you could do, is to load the PSR twice, one in a separate DS and the other on your original DW. In your DS, when you are going to access the nested report, modify a column's value first....
View ArticleRe: Generating a setup file for a webservice
Hello Ahmed, To troubleshoot this error, look at the generated DeployLog.txt file which may help finding why the MSI file was not created: Troubleshooting deployment errors HTH,Jacob
View ArticleCan I set the deployment path PB 11.5 build 2506
Just curious if I can set the path for the install on my end users machines? I am deploying a .NET win form app using SmartClient and the OneClick technology. Just need to have the ability to set the...
View ArticleRe: Release memory after call to .NET COM object via OLE
This sounds similar to an issue I was trying to deal with. I believe it has to to with the Any data type. Marshaling Any\Object data types to and from .Net and PB via COM causes major memory leaks. If...
View ArticleHow to Create a JSON webservice using Powerbuilder.Net
Hi Team, How can we create a JSON webservice using powerbuilder.Net ? Please let me know . Thanks in advance. RegardsSubrat
View ArticleRe: Can I set the deployment path PB 11.5 build 2506
I'm confused. If it's SmartClient and OneClick, shouldn't the client be determining the install path. It supposed to go in the users appdata area, not in the normal place that installs (e.g., Program...
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Re: How to Create a JSON webservice using Powerbuilder.Net
Just to be clear, JSON is a method of encoding data, not a specific kind of web service. You can create a WCF service using PowerBuilder.Net and have it return JSON. Just set the ResponseFormat for...
View ArticleRe: Release memory after call to .NET COM object via OLE
I was just going to send you a note asking if you'd seen this thread. I know we discussed it via email earlier.
View ArticleRe: Accessing nested report's data
I think this can be enhanced by just adding a dummy column to your nested report. Before looping through the nested report, set a value to the dummy column at row 1 and then check if the nested report...
View ArticleRe: Can I set the deployment path PB 11.5 build 2506
Bruce, Valid point...I am trying to use a custom path dictated by my IT team. Just curious if it is possible with out using a 3rd party installer/updater. ThanksBret
View ArticleRe: Can I set the deployment path PB 11.5 build 2506
Have them review articles like this: How to control the location of ClickOnce installation? The ClickOnce install location is supposed to be maintained by Windows. Do the IT folks requesting this...
View ArticleRe: Can I set the deployment path PB 11.5 build 2506
Bruce, Got it...understood. Thanks ! Bret
View ArticlePoor powerbuilder webservice performance
In our company we're currently using Powerbuilder 11.5 and will be upgrading soon to 12.5.2. In one of our applications we have a webservice consumer using the .NET WDSL engine. The webservice we're...
View ArticleRe: How to use Team foundation Server for Powerbuilder version control
Hello. Would you be able to point me in the direction of documentation that describes the best process for setting up PowerBuilder in TFS? I have heard that prior to adding objects into TFS, each PBL...
View ArticleRe: How to use Team foundation Server for Powerbuilder version control
Separate folders for each library is a good idea no matter what SCC provider you are using. PB.Net creates a folder for each library behind the scenes so it is only needed for classic.
View ArticleRe: Web Service on Network drive
Hi Chris! I'm using PB Classic 12.5.2 Build 5629. Your framework looks for a .INI file in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\webservice_root\file\common\c\dev\pb12\<name>\WebService.ini, but when I deploy my WS...
View ArticleRe: How to use Team foundation Server for Powerbuilder version control
I can't point you to any documentation, but I didn't have to do anything special to my workspaces / targets and we have all our PBLs in the same folder. The settings I use in Powerbuilder are in...
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Oh and just to let you know I am now using the Microsoft Visual Studio Online Team Foundation system with no trouble apart from a very slow full get latest even when refreshing the status first.
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