We just finished the 2E/Plex conference yesterday. I found it to be an outstanding event. For those of you that could not attend I will be sharing some of the ideas that I taught in the Advanced 2E Workshop in future posts. I also want to share some of my impressions of the conference. I
The understanding of parameter context is a very important area in building 2E functions. Explain the difference in passing parameters by FLD, RCD or KEY contexts.
Synon 2E has a feature that has been around since version 8.5 that can become very handy in reducing work and implementing standards. This feature can become a real time saver for your company. I personally like this feature because there are standard ways I like to create my functions. Now, I can have most
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I will be adding some basic navigation tips so someone new to 2E can learn how to do some of the simple tasks. One of the biggest challenges facing a person just starting in 2E is the learn the navigation. As time passes, the fingers will do the walking and you will hardly have to
The basic steps to transform your 2E 5250 screens into a web application are very straight forward. 1. Install and configure the Web Option server. 2. Create a Web Option environment from your 2E model. 3. Identify the screens that will be needed for the application. 4. Generate the HTML Skeletons for the identified screens.
What are the 5 relation types and describe each one? •The ‘Known by’ relation defines a primary key field or identifying key field. You can have as many of these identifying keys defined as required for a unique record key. •A ‘Qualified by’ relation is another identifying key field. These are used
