mijanurit
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hi friends,
here is some interview questions , i have faced in an interview.
1. explain about "stacked canvas view" and "content canvas view"?
2. what are the different type of canvas views?
3. what is window?
4. what is the relation between window and canvas view? |
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iknow
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Joined: 22 Aug 2005
Posts: 582
Location: Colarado, US
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Hi mijanurit,
Check the answers for your queries
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| 1. explain about "stacked canvas view" and "content canvas view"? |
Content canvas view
Most Canvas views are content canvas views a content canvas view is the "base" view that occupies the entire content pane of the window in which it is displayed.
Stacked canvas view
Stacked canvas view is displayed in a window on top of, or "stacked" on the content canvas view assigned to that same window. Stacked canvas views obscure some part of the underlying content canvas view, and or often shown and hidden programmatically.
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| 2)what are the different type of canvas views? |
There are 5 type of canvases. They are
1. Content Canvas
2. Stacked Canvas
3.Vertical Toolbar Canvas
4.Horizental Toolbar Canvas
5.Tab Canvas
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| 3. what is window? |
A window, by itself , can be thought of as an empty frame. The frame provides a way to interact with the window, including the ability to scroll, move, and resize the window. The content of the window i.e. what is displayed inside the frame is determined by the canvas View or canvas-views displayed in the window at run-time.
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| 4. what is the relation between window and canvas view? |
Canvas views are the back ground objects on which you place the interface items (Text items), check boxes, radio groups etc.,) and boilerplate objects (boxes, lines, images etc.,) that operators interact with us they run your form . Each canvas views displayed in a window.
NOTE
All your queries are a part of ORACLE database. I am not sure whether DB2 supports all these.
Please ensure that you post your queries according to the context i.e. related to MAINFRAMES ONLY.
Hope this helps. |
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