Vol. 14 Iss: 9 Read back Issues

Aliens Take Over Sybase... Or well, perhaps it just seems that way. Like the Dilbert strip where aliens kidnap the PHB and one of them impersonates him. They all notice because he's suddenly more competent and caring, so they don't report it. Sybase release... Jan. 6, 2008  Reads: 6,661

PowerBuilder News A new build of Coolmenu was released that includes the following modifications: Crash solved when using ChangeMenu; Bug solved when hiding and showing menuitems on the menubar; Colors more Office 2003-like. http://pbsite.milente.nl Jan. 9, 2008  Reads: 3,570

Using the Eclipse Data Tools Platform with PowerBuilder and SQL Anywhere The Eclipse Data Tools Platform (DTP) is now a top-level project at eclipse.org. Originally proposed by Sybase in February 2005, DTP has attracted strong community support and is currently managed by a committee comprised of Sybas... May. 29, 2008  Reads: 7,761  Replies: 1

Can Software Keep Up with Moore's Law? According to Moore's Law, the number of transistors on an integrated circuit doubles every 24 months. Can software keep up? To do so, software vendors need to tackle the seismic shift in server technology toward 64-bit multi-core se... Jan. 7, 2008  Reads: 3,736

The Secret's Out! August is always an interesting month for me at Sybase. It's the month Sybase holds its User Training & Solutions Conference and employees like me get to meet a lot of customers and partners face-to-face. This year was no exception ... Jan. 6, 2008  Reads: 3,218

Multi-Select Dropdown List Box-type Entries for DataWindows We make customized electronic medical record formats for physicians. We've been using multi-select list boxes to enter various choices together as part of a single column in many DataWindows in our applications. They help enter so... Jan. 5, 2008  Reads: 8,184

Consuming Amazon Web Services Using PowerBuilder and SQL Anywhere 10.0.1 Since I'm in the middle of moving to a new city and need to get organized, I thought I'd roll a little application using SQL Anywhere, PowerBuilder, and Amazon Web Services to help organize my media collection. In doing so, I'm go... Jan. 4, 2008  Reads: 10,180