This chapter provides a Programming by Example resource. The goal is to learn the Studio framework capabilities through a step by step example.
Details for each feature can be found inside the chapter
Development Guide
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Main features are listed below, while several examples are also provided as a help info.1 Training course
These are the main topics of this training course
- Overview. Design and architecture.
- Data model. The main structures and their relationship.
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Definition of Tables. Table dictionary, attributes and descriptions.
- Catalogue of tables.
- Attributes.
- Soft references.
- Blob fields.
- Format and masking functions.
- Logic definition.
- Field labels.
- Lists of preset values.
- Check constraint messages.
- Labels, icons and pictures.
- Check constraint bypass.
- Follow-up and integrity monitoring.
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Definition of Objects. Basic definition of user objects against database info.
- Registering Objects.
- Input fields and variables.
- Output fields, and column headers.
- Links.
- Metaquery.
- The transaction manager.
- Follow-up and integrity monitoring.
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Definition of Forms. End user form structures.
- Registering forms.
- Layout boxes.
- SQL Tables.
- Tabs.
- Parent objects and references.
- Form authorizations.
- Global and field events.
- Buttons.
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Panels and menu trees. Definition of the user tree.
- Panels.
- Menus.
- Channels. Desktop KPI and monitoring frames.
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Business logic. Programing actions and events.
- Native stored procedures.
- Triggers and trigger includes.
- XUDP user defined procedures and custom includes.
- Compile and follow-up.
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XSQL scripts. Programing actions and events (II).
- XML SQL scripts and custom includes.
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Advanced reports. Complex layout reporting.
- Page-Perfect Operational Reports.
- Pixel-Perfect Business Reports.
- Barcodes.
- Documentation. The doc environment.
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OLAP. Business OLAB and DWH.
- Introduction.
- Client interfaces.
- Building a cube.
- Debug.