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Monday, August 24, 2026

AppStats Utility 2026 R3 Released - for PB 2025 R2!

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Application Statistics

Updated AppStats Application for STD Framework!

        Software Tool & Die Inc. today are very pleased to announce a brand new MS-Windows AppStats 2026 R3 example application built with the latest STD Integrated Framework (version 202R3). This latest release of the AppStats application is also built using the latest Appeon PowerBuilder 2025 build 6430  IDE. 
 
    The STD Framework automatically keeps internal runtime statistics about your PB Application built from the framework. Every time any framework based application is run, at the end of processing the framework writes a run time statistics file (named "std_fc_memory.csv") to your App EXE's folder, The AppStats application has been designed to read this performance file and render a graphic look on how your app actually performed with the host O/S.
 
New features in this release include:
  • Migrated the App code from PB 2025 GA to PB 2025 R2 build 6430
  • Migrated the STD Framework from 2025 R1 to 2026 R3
  • Supports the new HighDPI themes now included in the PB 2025 R2 release!
  • Updated menus for the new DisplayMenuAsRibbonBar features of the PB 2025 R2 release
  • Can now toggle the RibbonBar feature from the AppStats "Tools" menu!
  • Added support for the new TabbedView MDI Sheet look & feel 
  • Tested the AppStats code on W11 version 25H2 build 26200.9168
  • Tested both M-Code, P-Code, Native & PowerClient deployments with both 32 & 64 bit EXE's!

Customizable Ribbon Bar GUI Look k& Feel

Note: The STD Framework is the only PB framework that is performance tracking ready with no programming required on the PB developers part!  
 
Performance Tabs...
 
Over all Application performance statistics
 
Over all Device performance statistics

Over all Paging performance statistics

     You can download the new AppStats utility application from the STD Framework's website by clicking here to get more productive in analyzing your PowerBuilder App's execution! 
 
Enjoy!

Regards ... Chris

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