Questions tagged [genexus-dbret]

GeneXus Database Reverse Engineering Tool.

The GeneXus Database Reverse Engineering Tool (DBRET) is used to read schema information from a database, and creates all necessary GeneXus objects (Tables, Transactions, Data Views, Subtypes) to represent that schema.

DBRET is a standalone tool that creates an XPZ file which is then imported by GeneXus into a Knowledge Base.

See description in the official wiki.

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filter to schedule meetings using DateTime in Genexus

I started programming a little while ago and started a project on genexus to schedule meetings for a company, which needs rules so as not to have appointments at the same times. I made the rules using date and they were working, but when I switched…
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How to change Datastore associated to a Data View on runtime?

I'm planning to distribute load from my database making a copy on several servers (each server will have the same tables but with different company data). In order to do this, I will need to programmatically change the Datastore associated to my…
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multiple entries of the same transaction in developer menu - Genexus 16

Everytime I delete and then add the transaction COUNTRY, it adds a new entry on the developer menu: How do I delete or change the way Genexus behave in order to stop creating new items country in the menu?
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Genexus 9 Database Reverse Engineering Tool (DBRET 1.3) doesn't show table names

I'm using Genexus 9 with Java web Upgrade 4. I'm trying to use the Database Reverse Engineering Tool (DBRET 1.3) reading a mySQL database with mysql-connector-java-5.1.7-bin.jar driver but I can't see table names! It shows me a list of tables but…
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Report Issue Genexus 16 Trial

When I tried to pressed F5 to generate my knowledge base in Genexus 16 trial. There's have such an error "GeneXus Account service exception: "Client found response content type of 'text/html; charset=utf-8', but expected 'text/xml'". Then I tried…