| You’re working on your application
and, inevitably, you find something that doesn’t ring true.
Is it a bug? Maybe the data? Wouldn’t it be good to find out
what is going on immediately, without having to exit and return
to design mode? Now you can!
Take this example: your graph looks odd and you want to understand
the data behind it. You need BufferX…
Graph with Rex already activated
Here is the data held in the primary buffer:
BufferX takes a look inside the primary buffer
Now it’s clear! Philip Chin has transferred from Sales to
Marketing (with a raise), but the database hasn’t been updated.
We can fix this easily… by updating the primary buffer in
runtime!
The changes made to the primary buffer are highlighted
Updated graph and summary of BufferX activity
That’s better! But just imagine the process you would have
gone through to make and check this simple change without using
BufferX… Rex offers many opportunities of this kind to save
you time and effort.
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