Transactions with more than one level
How do we represent that a country has a number of cities? Creating a second level in the structure of the Country transaction.
Version: GeneXus 17
GeneXus Core course
We see that GeneXus creates two tables and focus on the primary key corresponding to the second level. We see the grid added in the web form to record cities. We add the city to the Attraction transaction and specify that it may be empty (nullable) in runtime.
Lessons
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General introduction
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First steps
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Transactions
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Listings and access to data by code
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Communication between objects
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Structured Data Types and Data Providers
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Database update
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Architecture
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Web screens with Back-office focus
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Version management and teamwork
Expand the knowledge learned in the course
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Transactions with more than one level - PDF
- Video transcript
Presentation
Objective:
Through the development of an application, we will teach you the basics of GeneXus that will allow you to understand its logic and quickly build any type of application, now or in the future.
Prerequisites:
Basic programming and database skills. If you do not have them, we recommend that you study this material prior to the start of the course.
Suggested methodology for this course:
Alternate the theory with practice exercises you can download from the “Materials” section.
Watch every video and in parallel do the practice exercises corresponding to those topics, until you have completed all the videos of the course.
Approximate duration:
Theory/Practice: 45 hours (not including the optional "bonus videos" that appear at the end of the course)
If you purchase the course, you will work on it within a study platform (LMS) and you will also have:
Exam:
It is a computer-based exam, with multiple choice and true/false questions and exercises.
When you pass the exam, you will receive an internationally valid “GeneXus Junior Analyst” certification and will be included in the list of GeneXus-Certified Technicians.
Here you can see the Exam Calendar.
Through the development of an application, we will teach you the basics of GeneXus that will allow you to understand its logic and quickly build any type of application, now or in the future.
Prerequisites:
Basic programming and database skills. If you do not have them, we recommend that you study this material prior to the start of the course.
Suggested methodology for this course:
Alternate the theory with practice exercises you can download from the “Materials” section.
Watch every video and in parallel do the practice exercises corresponding to those topics, until you have completed all the videos of the course.
Approximate duration:
Theory/Practice: 45 hours (not including the optional "bonus videos" that appear at the end of the course)
If you purchase the course, you will work on it within a study platform (LMS) and you will also have:
- Access to the forum for learners and instructors
- Live online classes
- Self-assessment questions
- Live online workshop
- Exam and Certification
Exam:
It is a computer-based exam, with multiple choice and true/false questions and exercises.
When you pass the exam, you will receive an internationally valid “GeneXus Junior Analyst” certification and will be included in the list of GeneXus-Certified Technicians.
Here you can see the Exam Calendar.
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