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.Net DataWindow 2.0

Doug Porter was good enough to let me know about a .Net Datawindow 2.0 Web Cast This is interesting to me for a couple of reasons. As you know I am a fan of the DataWindow . I however have some issues with it in the .net world, because the SQL and UI Read More...

Connecting a .NET Datawindow to SQLServer

You may have noticed during the install of .NET DataWindow that there are no native drivers for SQL server. Sybase expects you to use OleDB to make the connection. In case anyone is having trouble here is how to do it. First you create the OleDBConnection Read More...

The Best of both worlds

So how is this for getting the best of both worlds. Below you see a VB.net application using .Net Datawindows. This application took less than an hour to write. I'd like to see you write this app with PowerBuilder or VB.NET in the same time. Since all Read More...

What is a DataWindow?

Since I started Blogging about the .NET DataWindow. I have had some developers ask the following questions: What is so great about a DataWindow? Why do you care if you can use one in your .NET application? Why not just use a DataGrid? I thought I would Read More...

My .NET Datawindow works

I got some help from two very nice gentleman at Sybase who read my Blog and offered to help me get my sample application with the .NET DataWindow working. As it turned out I abandoned the project I made and created a new one and it worked. I have no answer Read More...

DataWindow .Net

Tonight I installed DataWindow.Net, which is shipping with PowerBuilder 10. It's a set of libraries that let you use PowerBuilder DataWindows in your .Net applications. I downloaded an evaluation version of DataWindow.Net and the Datawindow Designer. Read More...