PowerBuilder 12.6 is now available. While this version was originally announced as PowerBuilder 15, it has been renamed to PB 12.6 but contains exactly the same features as the beta provided earlier this year.
OData (the Open Data Protocol) is a Web protocol for querying and updating data that provides a way to unlock your data and free it from silos that exist in applications. OData is based on REST (Representational State Transfer). It uses the standard HTTP protocol to access data using GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE.
At runtime, users can retrieve and manipulate data.
In this section:Create 64-bit native applications in PowerBuilder Classic.
In PowerBuilder Classic, you can set docking behaviors for the sheets that open in the MDI (multiple document interface) frame window.
In this section:SAP® PowerBuilder version 12.6 supports these operating systems:
Software Type or Product | Compatibility Description |
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Application servers | PowerBuilder Classic has been tested with EAServer 6.3.1. |
SQL Anywhere | PowerBuilder 12.6 has been tested with SQL Anywhere 16.0. |
PowerDesigner | PowerBuilder 12.6 has been tested with PowerDesigner® 15.3 ESD #9. |
Microsoft .NET Framework | PowerBuilder .NET and PowerBuilder Classic are compatible with Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 and 4.5. |
Ghostscript | The DataWindow Save As PDF feature has been tested with AFPL Ghostscript version 8.60. |
You can migrate a PowerBuilder application from any version of PowerBuilder directly to PowerBuilder Classic. You cannot migrate applications from PowerBuilder .NET to PowerBuilder Classic, or from PowerBuilder Classic to older versions of PowerBuilder.
Migrate older applications to PowerBuilder Classic before you port them to PowerBuilder .NET.
In this section:This guide is for anyone installing SAP PowerBuilder. Read this guide before you run the setup program to install PowerBuilder.
You can also install SQL Anywhere from the setup program.