SB525: SB+ Advanced Development

Duration

4 Days

Purpose

In this hands-on course, students expand their understanding of the SB+ Rapid Application Development tool technologies and methods.

This course builds on the SB+ Essentials environment and takes the student deeper into the functions and building blocks of SB+. Exploring application design and definition building that allow great flexibility and implementation.

This course also covers the SB+ Report Writer and GUI screen design using the Form Designer. Let your imagination soar as you unleash the power of SB+ and experience fast results.

Prerequisites

To maximize the benefits of this course, we recommend students have met the following prerequisites:

A working knowledge of UniData and/or UniVerse database
A fundamental knowledge of the U2 BASIC programming language (U2120: UniData and UniVerse Database Programming is optional but highly recommended)
Completion of the SB500 SB+ Essentials course (optional but highly recommended)

Objectives

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

Explain SB+ 4GL techniques and methodologies
Use numerous SB+ tools to enhance application functionality
Design and run Report Writer reports
Design and write Query Reports
Investigate and setup Global Files and Logical Files
Investigate and setup Printer Management
Learn SB+ Security and Menu Definitions

For questions or to register for a course, email u2training@rs.com.

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