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| Creates a logical alias of a table (or query) or cancels all existing aliases. |
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| Usage example of the HAlias function |
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| The aliases are used to handle...... |
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| Cancels an alias that was declared beforehand by HAlias. |
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| ... possible changes made by HAlias). |
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| The Alias type is used to declare and handle a logical alias for a data file or query. |
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| Copies:
the content of the current record (loaded in memory) to the current table record.... |
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| Copies:
the content of the current record (loaded in memory) to the current table record.... |
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| Associates the data directory specified in the database schema with a directory found on disk. |
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| Modifies the physical name of a table. |
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| Modifies the physical name of a table. |
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| Creates a logical alias of a table (or query) or cancels all existing aliases. |
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| Changes the path to a data file (i.e. directory in which the file will be handled). |
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| Changes the path to a data file (i.e. directory in which the file will be handled). |
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