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- <Source>.Security and .Flush
<Source>.Security (Function) In french: <Source>.Sécurité
Available only with these kinds of connection
Enables or disables the automatic security mechanism on one or more data files.
Customer.Security(False) // Disables the protection mechanism Customer.Security(True) // Enables the protection mechanism
Syntax
<Result> = <Source>.Security(<Security level>)
<Result>: Integer Former security level (before running <Source>.Security). <Source>: Type corresponding to the specified source Name of the data file used. <Security level>: Integer or boolean Requested security level:- 0 or False (by default): the security mechanism is disabled. The speed of the write-to-file operations is maximum.
- 1 or True: The security mechanism is enabled: The speed of the write-to-file operations is slower than when using HSecurity(0) but the security is ensured when writing into the data files.
- 2: Maximum security mechanism: The speed of write-to-file operations is slower than when using HSecurity(1).
Remarks <Source>.Security and <Source>.Flush <Source>.Security and <Source>.Flush can both be used to force a physical write operation on disk. However: - <Source>.Security forces the data file(s) to be written. This write operation is automatically performed by the HFSQL engine. The data files used are not closed during this write operation. The speed of the write-to-file operation is slower.
- <Source>.Flush is used to force a write operation into the data files handled during the call to this function. The data files used are closed then re-opened during this write operation. The speed of the write-to-file operation is not slowed down.
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