People code Tutorial

People code is a language like other languages with  it’s own DataTypes , Statements.

Every People Code program is associated with an Application Designer component and with an event.

Peoplecode Locations: Record Fields ,  Menus ,  Components  Pages ,  Business Components , Application Messages ,  Application Engine.

Data Types    

NUMBER,STRING,DATE,TIME,DATETIME,ANY

Scope :

                Local Variables
                Global Variables
                Component Variables

Other Variables :

                System Variables

                Derived/Work Fields



Syntax for declaration:

   <scope> <type> &<variable_name>



Local Variables :


Temporary memory location that holds the value.

Global Variables :

 Exist for the complete session and are used to transfer values between panel groups.
Session means signin to signout is called session

Component Variables :

Exist for the duration of the current PS component.
Used to transfer values between programs on the same component


System Variables :

Internally maintained  and can be referred by the people code any time.
Begins with %.
     Ex : %Date ,%Time ,%Page ,%Menu,%Component,%DBName,%Mode etc...

Derived/Work Fields :

Used when we need to pass values from one program  to another  without the  field values being stored in the    database.
Existence limited to the current component.
They are usually display only fields on a page  or have them as invisible fields on the page



User Defined Variables:


Variables which are defined by developers starts with &.

Operators:

Mathematical  :  + ,- ,* ,/ ,** , |

Comparison : = ,!= ,<> ,>= ,<= ,< ,>

Logical       :  NOT ,AND ,OR



Functions:

User defined functions
Built-in Functions


User defined function:

Internal Peoplecode

Functions that are called directly from the same program where the function was defined without the declare function statement.

External PeopleCode

Stored as Function Libraries( derived/work records named
with prefix “FUNCLIB_”
convention is define these functions in the FieldFormula Event.


Syntax for defining or writing a function
Function <function_name> (<param1,<param2>....)
           stmt1;
           stmt2;
           return <expression>;
End-Function;


Syntax for Declaring a Function
Declare Function <function_name> PeopleCode   <Record_name.FieldName>.FieldFormula.


Built-in Functions:

Component Buffer
Used to modify,update,hide fields in the buffer area.

ActiveRowCount,AddKeyListItem,CompareLikeFields,ClearKeyList,
ComponentChanged,CopyFields,CopyRow,CurrentLevelNumber.


Conversion
Char,Code,Codeb,ConvertChar,String,Value


Current Date and Time
%CurrentDateIn,%CurrentDateOut,%CurrentDateTimeIn,
%CurrentDateTimeOut,%CurrentTimeIn,%CurrentTimeOut



Database and platform
%DbName,%DbType

Data Buffer Access
CreateRecord,CreateRowset,FlushBulkInserts ,GetField,GetLevel0 ,
GetRecord ,GetRow,GetRowset

Date and Time


Used to calculate and manipulate dates

AddToDate,AddToDateTime,AddToTime, Date,DateValue
Day,Days,Days360,Days365


String  Functions

Used to manipulate character Strings.

Number Functions

Used to manipulate numeric values

Security Functions

Used for security purpose.



Data Buffer access Classes


Field ,Record ,Row ,Rowset

Field Class

       Attributes             : Name,Enabled,Type
       Methods              :  GetLongLabel,SearchClear,SetCursorPos
       Built-In Functions: GetField.


Record Class
       Attributes            : Name ,IsChanged ,FieldCount                                          
       Methods             :  CompareFields,CopyChangedFieldsTo,CopyFieldsTo
       Built-In Functions: GetRecord
Row Class
       Attributes               : Visible ,IsChanged
       Methods                : CopyTo ,GetNexteffRow.
       Built-in Functions  : GetRow
RowSet Class
       Attributes               : ActiveRowCount
       Methods                : CopyTo ,DeleteRow ,Fill
       Built-in Functions  : CreateRowSet,GetLevel0,GetRowSet



Statements in PeopleCode


Branching Statements
if Statement:  

   syntax:  if <condition>
                        stmt1;                                                        
                             else 
                       stmt2;
                            end-if;  


Evaluate Statement


Evaluate <field or variable>
when = <value1>
                stmt1; break;
when = <value2>
                stmt2; break;
when-other
                stmt3;break;
End-Evaluate;

For Loop


  For <&variable> = <start-value> to <end-value>                            
                        [Step stepvalue>]
                                   stmt1;  stmt2;
                            End-for;


                                                                                            
                                                                              

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