The DataWindow is what really made PowerBuilder famous and after 20 years there still is no rival technology that comes close to matching its power, ease of use, or database independence. PowerBuilder quickly gained fame for making Windows application development fast and easy, especially when it came to accessing data stored in relational databases through its award winning, patented DataWindow technology. When PowerBuilder was first released, people were just starting to use this new operating system called Windows on their PCs.
SYBASE POWERDESIGNER VIEWER SOFTWARE
There aren’t a lot of software products that are still going strong after 20 years and I think this longevity serves as a testament to the product’s strength and agility. It is hard to believe that PowerBuilder will celebrate its 20th birthday in July. Therefore, rather than trying to make up some story myself, I invited Dave Fish and David Dichmann of Sybase who kindly agreed to lay out the basics of their favorite products. For PowerBuilder, I’m not even claiming to be familiar with that much. When it comes to PowerDesigner I know how use it to reverse-engineer a database schema, but for the other 99% of its functionality I’m just ignorant. Now, I won’t claim to have much understanding of either product myself.
SYBASE POWERDESIGNER VIEWER FULL
Sybase PowerDesigner is a modeling tool that lets you handle anything from a data model to a full enterprise architecture, and is widely seen as one of the best such tools around.īoth PowerBuilder and PowerDesigner are not tied to any specific database and will work with most common database brands.I’ve been told that part of the SAP POS module is actually developed with PowerBuilder. Sybase PowerBuilder is a RAD tool that lets you develop rich GUI applications, based on the DataWindow concept.Despite a certain similarity in their names, these two products actually have very little to do with each other. In the A Deeper Look At Sybase, today we’ll look at PowerBuilder and PowerDesigner.
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