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| Used to swap two rows in a two-dimensional array or in an advanced array property. |
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| Adds a data to a Sunburst chart. |
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| Trigger monitoring of write actions (add, modify or delete) performed on a table present on an HFSQL server. In case of modification, a specific procedure can be triggered. |
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| The following events appear by default in the code editor of WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV... |
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| Deletes a backup previously created with HBackup. |
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| Forces a column break in a multi-column report. |
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| Adds an attribute to an automatic variable generated by the import of a Webservice. |
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| Deletes a network from the list of Wi-Fi networks configured on the device. |
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| Returns the number of the current column in a multi-column report. |
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| Lists the scheduled optimization tasks of HFSQL Client/Server data files for a connection.... |
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| Returns the list of parameters saved from the stored procedures on the server. |
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| Seeks an element in a one-dimensional array by using a comparison procedure. |
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| Copies the attachment of current email onto the user computer (locally). |
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| Extracts a real from a binary buffer at a given position. |
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| Asks to recalculate the content of a materialized view. |
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| Lists the scheduled tasks defined on an HFSQL server:
stored procedure,
backup,
optimization,
refresh of materialized view.... |
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| Waits for the execution of a parallel task. |
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| Connects a client to a Modbus server via transmission control protocol (TCP). |
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| Sorts the elements found in a memory zone. |
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| List of properties associated with a report... |
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| List of functions for managing emails... |
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| Usage example of the iParameterPDF function |
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| Forces one or more line break. |
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| The arithmetic operators are...... |
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