After completing PowerBuilder 6: The Final Product, the user should be able to:
 

	Debug an application
	Use the source views
	Set breakpoints in an application
	Review the state of an application
	Build an executable
	Create install files

The Debug Window
 

	Introducing the PowerBuilder 6 debugger
	Looking at the Debug window

Modifying the Debug Window
 

	Modifying the default layout
	Introducing new view icons
	Saving layout preferences

Understanding the Source Views
 

	Introduction to the Source views
	Using the Source Browser view
	Using the Source History view
	Using the Source view

Using and Setting Breakpoints
 

	Describing types of breakpoints
	Running with breakpoints

Examining the State of an Application
 

	Using Variable views
	Examining Objects in Memory
	Using the Call Stack
	Using the Watch view
	Modifying the value of a variable

Debugging the Application
 

	Stepping through an application
	Terminating the debugging session
	Just-in-time debugging

Building the Executable
 

	Introducing terms
	Using PowerBuilder runtime libraries
	Preparing to build the executable
	Using resources and PowerBuilder resource files
	Creating dynamic runtime libraries
	Using project definitions
	Helpful information for creating executables

Creating Deployment Files
 

	PowerBuilder virtual machine
	Troubleshooting the database connection
	Machine code versus Pcode considerations
	Performance tips
	Using the correct version of PowerBuilder
	Debugging at runtime

This course is distributed with:
 

	Exercises that allow users to practice in PowerBuilder 6
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to PowerBuilder 6
	A PowerBuilder 6 glossary