When the application seems to be working correctly, you are ready to run it in regular mode. In regular mode, the application responds to user interaction and continues to run until the user exits the application or a runtime error occurs. You can rely on the default runtime error reporting by PowerBuilder or write a script that specifies your own error processing. You can also generate a diagnostic trace of your application's execution.
For how to analyze your application’s logic and performance, see Chapter 33, “Tracing and Profiling Applications.”
Running distributed and .NET applications
Before you can run a PowerBuilder component deployed to an
application server or an application or component deployed to the
.NET Framework, you must deploy it. For more information, see the
chapter on building EAServer components
in Application Techniques and Deploying
Applications and Components to .NET.
