Copying a DBF Database Design
/documentation/pages/Desktop/Reference/Design/View/Database/Copying a Database Design.xml
To copy a DBF database design to a new location, you need to avoid copying any test data that the design contains. You should copy all files except :
Copying a Report to Another Database
/documentation/pages/Guides/Report/Managing Reports/Copying a Report to Another Database.xml
If you would like to copy a report to another database, it is important to understand that a report is not attached to a database. It is attached to a table. The source and destination databases must have tables with the same field names and definitions.
Copying Selected Text from a Memo Control
/documentation/pages/Guides/Desktop/Xdialog/Controls/Copying Selected Text from a Memo Control.xml
The following example shows how to copy selected text from a memo control. The script then pastes the copied text into a different text control on the same form.
Create a SQL Database
/documentation/pages/Guides/Databases/Connecting/Create a SQL Database.xml
Covers the simple step of building a new SQL Connection String for AlphaDAO
Working with a Browse in Design Mode
/documentation/pages/Guides/Desktop/Design/View/Browse/Working with a Browse in Design Mode.xml
A number of short procedures for working with a browse. Topics include changing a browse's dimensions, removing fields from a browse, and adding fields to a browse
How to Design a Custom Menu
/documentation/pages/Guides/Desktop/Design/View/Form/Design a Custom Menu.xml
Covers designing a custom menu, inserting an item in a menu, new menu entries, pre-defined menu items, etc..
How to Design a Custom Toolbar
/documentation/pages/Desktop/Tutorial/Design/View/Xdialog/Controls/How to Design a Custom Toolbar.xml
To design a custom toolbar:
Connecting to a SQL Database
/documentation/pages/Guides/Databases/Connecting/Connecting to a SQL Database.xml
How to define a connection to a SQL database, procedural steps included.
Inserting Records into a Back-End Database
/documentation/pages/Server/Reference/Design/Data/SQL/Inserting Records into a Back-End Database.xml
To insert records into a back-end database, you use the SQL INSERT command. The general syntax of the INSERT command is:
AlphaDAO - Listing Tables in a Database
/documentation/pages/Guides/Databases/Working with SQL/Listing Tables in a Database.xml
When you use the .listTables() or .listTablesWithTypes() methods to list the tables in a database, by default, only the first 1,000 objects are listed.