When building code to support your APEX application, it is always nice to be able to generate large parts of that code. I am really fond of creating code using the QDA. The only trouble is that you need to create all the packages separately. What I have found works for me is to create […]
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Testing Rulegen using Codetester
When I was confronted with the possibilities of Rulegen it made me wonder: How can these rules be tested. I have some experience using CodeTester but as the name says, it’s a code tester where rulegen builds rules in the database that can actually only be tested using SQL statements (insert, update, delete).
Read moreKC presentation on CodeGen…
On February 21st I did a presentation on CodeGen at AMIS. Just a short presentation on what is possible using this great tool. I have created a couple of questions for the hands-on part of the session.
Read moreBlogging block…
I seem to be suffering from a blogging block (like a writers block, but for a blogger). Maybe it’s my new job at AMIS or the new application at the KPN I am working on. It’s a lot of figuring out what is going on. Reading through other peoples code and try to understand their […]
Read moreChange has come…
I have been busy with a lot of personal stuff lately. Took my daughters on a short camp with about 60 other girls. Visited a couple of friends, attended some birthday parties, had Steven over for a day, that kind of stuff. That means I didn’t really have the time to write up something for the blog.
Read moreFunctions as default values…
If you have a program with parameters that have default values and you want the user to be able to change the default values of the parameters, without you having to change the value in the code, then put that data in a table. Why shouldn’t you just retrieve the data from the table in […]
Read moreQDA on tables…
When you are implementing the QDA in an existing application, you may want to know what tables have the QDA implemented and what tables don’t have it implemented yet. I have created two SQL statements that retrieve this information from the data dictionary.
Read moreWhat’s new???
Well, for one thing, I got a new laptop from the office. This one is great. It’s get an Intel Centrino Dual Core processor (2GHz) and 3.5 Gb of RAM. Wow, that’s about 3.5 times as much as I used to have ;). Downside of getting a new laptop is having to install all the […]
Read moreCodeGen presentation (2)
Yesterday I did the presentation on CodeGen at the Amis Academy. There were about 12 people to see what I was talking about. In about an hour I showed a bit about how CodeGen works, what you can do with it (and what you can’t) and what the QDA is. After the theoretical information, it […]
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Just one more sleep until my presentation on CodeGen at the Amis Academy. Lucas Jellema blogged about this presentation on the Amis Technology Blog. I hope it will be fun and that there will be a good many people to watch it. Hope to see you there.
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