On-Demand Training
This course is intended for application developers who want to incorporate modern, efficient data-handling in their applications. Students should have experience working with Advanced Business Language (ABL). This course guides students through the design and development of applications using ABL datasets (ProDataSets).
In this course, the student will learn how to identify when and where to use datasets and then practice incorporating datasets into applications during hands-on exercises using Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge. The course emphasizes defining, populating, and performing data operations using datasets and sharing data with other applications. The course includes an overview how datasets are used in a distributed architecture, how to control the behavior of datasets, and how read or write dataset data as JSON data.
This course is available as part of the Basic OpenEdge Developer Learning Path and Certification Exam program. Please log in to the Progress Education Community with your Progress ID, navigate to the Content Library and search for the Basic OpenEdge Developer Learning Path and Certification Exam. Then simply click the title for FREE access to all the content (courses, assessment exams, and certification exam).
ABL developers that will incorporate ABL datasets into their application on either the client side or server side.
Equivalent to 16 hours of learning
This course is compatible with Progress OpenEdge 12.2.
After taking this course, you should be able to:
Explain what a dataset is.
Write ABL code to:
Define datasets.
Populate a dataset in server-side code running in a PAS for OpenEdge instance.
Modify data in a dataset in client-side code.
Apply changes to a dataset to the database in the server-side-code running in a PAS for OpenEdge instance.
Detect and handle dataset events.
Detect and handle dataset errors.
Read and write dataset data as JSON.
You should already be able to:
Run internal and external procedures
Retrieve data from the database using queries
Define and populate temp-tables
Pass parameters to and from procedures
Use table buffers
Use object handles, attributes, and methods
Handle errors
Use Developer Studio for OpenEdge to create projects, procedures, and edit ABL code.
Run server-side code in a PAS for OpenEdge instance
Visit the Progress Education Community (PEC) and log in with your Progress ID. If you do not have a Progress ID, you can register here.
Note: You must activate your Progress ID prior to logging in to the Progress Education Community
Navigate to the Content Library and search for: Basic OpenEdge Developer Learning Path and Certification Exam. Then simply click the title for FREE access to the course.
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