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Richard Hartman
- PowerBuilder
- Thursday, 10 July 2025 04:40 AM UTC
Each section in PBODB.INI has a header, e.g.:
[SYBASE_SYNTAX]
or
[MS_SQLSERVER_SYNTAX]
Below which are different key/value pairs. So far so good.
At a level above, these block labels are the values for the key "PBSyntax" in their own blocks identifying various database types, e.g.:
[Microsoft SQL Server]
[SQL Server]
[Sybase SQL Server]
Each of these has a PBSyntax key, among other things. Presumably selecting which syntax to use for that particular database type.
Here's the question. What is this section label being compared against? What I see for database interfaces (see screenshot below) matches exactly NONE of these sections PBODB.INI.
Should there instead be a section in the PBODB.INI file that is headed with "[SYC SAP ASE]", because "[Sybase SQL Server]" doesn't seem to exist anywhere that I can see.
tl;dr: how are the sections in the PBODB.INI file matched to database interfaces?
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