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DATA BUFFER VS COMPONENT BUFFER
Fri, 11/07/2008 - 2:59am
Hi Mates
Can any one help in finding the difference between Data Buffer and Component Buffer?
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In short Component Buffer contains all the Data of active component.
The data buffer is used to store data added from sources other than the component, such as from a PeopleSoft Application Engine program, an application message, and so on.
PeopleTools 8 provides an alternative to the scroll level, row, and field components in the form of the data buffer classes Rowset, Row, Record, and Field, which you reference using dot notation with object methods and properties.
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