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The pbl files ARE the source. You can open them up for edit using PowerBuilder's IDE. If you have all the pbls, you probably have everything you need to compile the app. 'joe' wrote in message news.100@e65g2000hsc.googlegroups.com.

>Hello I have to add functionality to a power builder application. I >don't have all the source code but I have some pbl files. Is this >Zoombinis Mountain Rescue Free Download Mac more. enough to compile the application? Is there something I can do with >these files to rebuild the application source?

IF you have the PB*L* files, you have the source. If you have PB*D* files you do not. PBDs can be added to a target, and you can see and use the objects and functions but not modify them. You will be able to see the DW syntax in a text editor, and the embedded SQL, but the rest is proprietary p-code.

The source is where your lap went when you stood up to curse the clod who didn't save the PBLs. I have seen claims to have created source from PBDs but have my doubts. The programming effort would be worthy of a master's thesis in computer science, and a violation of the licence agreement in that it would require reverse engineering the sematics of p-code. 'joe' wrote in message news.100@e65g2000hsc.googlegroups.com. >Hello I have to add functionality to a power builder application.

I >don't have all the source code but I have some pbl files. Is this >enough to compile the application? Is there something I can do with >these files to rebuild the application source?

Thanks for the reply. Do I need to create a project and add the pbls? Can anyone describe me how to create a project and compile all pbls? On May 1, 2:35 pm, 'Jerry Siegel [TeamSybase]' wrote: >IF you have the PB*L* files, you have the source. If you have PB*D* files >you do not. >PBDs can be added to a target, and you can see and use the objects and >functions but not modify them. You will be able to see the DW syntax in a >text editor, and the embedded SQL, but the rest is proprietary p-code.

The >source is where your lap went when you stood up to curse the clod who didn't >save the PBLs. >I have seen claims to have created source from PBDs but have my doubts. The >programming effort would be worthy of a master's thesis in computer science, >and a violation of the licence agreement in that it would require reverse >engineering the sematics of p-code. >>'joe' wrote in message >>news.100@e65g2000hsc.googlegroups.com.