Training Days

Want to improve your DataFlex skills? Come join our training sessions! Available on Tuesday, March 31st and Wednesday, April 1st.

Tuesday March 31st 2020

Dynamic Objects

9:00 - 12:30 Harm Wibier Room 1

Using the new dynamic web objects, you can generate user interfaces based on data. Learn how to use this technique in your application to build questionnaires and dynamic dashboards.

Connect to Microsoft Office

09:00 - 12:30 Vincent Oorsprong Room 2

Word, Excel and Outlook are interesting products to use within a DataFlex application. In this training, you learn how you can use Word and Outlook via COM (Component Object Model).

Advanced History Management

13:30 - 17.00 Henri Reterink Room 1

DataFlex 19.1 introduced a new model for managing browser history, actually supporting the proper use of the Back Button. During this training you learn how to use these new techniques and how to expand it. This advanced training will answer questions about custom state hash and when to use HistoryReplaceState.

Talk with the Experts

13:30 - 17:00 Vincent Oorsprong, Harm Wibier, Stephen Meeley Room 2

This is an “open mic” session allowing developers to ask questions directly to R&D members and management of Data Access Worldwide.

Wednesday April 1st 2020

Migrating to DataFlex 2020

9:00 - 17:00 John de Froe, Andre de Vries Room 1

The new generation of DataFlex brings you Unicode and 64-bit support. During this interactive session you will learn what has changed and what it takes to convert your application. Bring your source code with you!

Advanced WebApp Deployments

09:00 - 12:30 Stephen Meeley Room 2

During this training, you will learn techniques needed to deploy and tune your web applications. We will look at applying SPLF and perform stress tests. Also some of the new DataFlex 20 features like running your WebApps under a separate Windows user will be discussed.

Data Dictionaries, SQL and procedural

13:30 - 17:00 Vincent Oorsprong Room 2

DataFlex has three different methods for accessing and editing data: Data Dictionaries, Embedded SQL and via commands. For some developers, data dictionaries still have mysteries and in this training, you learn how to use them successfully, how to customize structures and in which situations you can better pass them through Embedded SQL or commands.