ProgressProgrammingAdvancedTopics教材.pptx

Introduction to Progress Programming;Lesson 1: Overview Section 1: Getting Started and Creating Simple Reports Lesson 2: Introduction to Progress Lesson 3: Using the Progress Editor Lesson 4: Creating simple Progress procedures Lesson 5: Formatting, sorting, and report totals Lesson 6: Selecting specific records ?Section 2: Writing More Complex Reports Lesson 7: Using FIND, REPEAT, and defined variables Lesson 8: Accessing multiple tables Lesson 9: Frame control Lesson 10: Using include files Lesson 11: Arrays, temp-tables, buffers, and some useful functions Section 3: Advanced Topics Lesson 12: Scoping Lesson 13: ProDataSets Lesson 14: Triggers and events (optional) Lesson 15: Queries, browses, and handles (optional);Frame Scoping;Record Buffer Scoping;Record Buffer Scoping Comparison;Strong-scoped reference to a buffer Cannot reference that buffer in a containing block (cannot nest) Buffer is always scoped to the strong-scoped block Two sequential strong-scoped blocks can reference the same buffer;Medium-scoped reference to a buffer Can reference buffer outside the medium-scoped block Cannot nest two medium-scoped blocks for the same buffer Medium-scoped block cannot contain any free references to the same buffer (no FINDs allowed in a FOR EACH loop);Weak-scoped reference to a buffer Buffer is scoped to the block, unless raised by a free reference to the enclosing block Can display or find buffer outside the weak-scoped block Cannot nest two weak-scoped blocks for the same buffer Weak-scoped block cannot contain any free references to the same buffer (that is, no FINDs allowed in a FOR EACH) ;Free reference to a buffer Progress tries to scope buffer to the nearest enclosing block with record scoping properties All blocks that are not strong-scoped, medium-scoped, or weak-scoped are free references FIND GET CREATE INSERT … ;A transaction controls When records are written to the database How long a record lock remains after the data is changed How much data is wr