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| A Link Description variable is used to describe a link between two data files through programming. |
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| A FullTextIndex description variable is used to describe one or more full-text indexes programmatically. |
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| Reads a character string in the entry buffer of the specified serial port. |
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| The cardinalities are used to count the links between the files...... |
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| A procedure is used to associate an identifier with a statement block...... |
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| The following functions are used to manage the tiles found in the Windows Store apps applications... |
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| When coding, developers often need to do a quick search in the current code... |
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| The OAuth2Parameters type is used to define the information required to authenticate on a web service implementing the OAuth 2.0 standard. |
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| The optional event "Long press/Open context menu" is run during a long press on the controls of a window...... |
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| Establishes a remote connection. |
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| The DescribedPhysicalName property is used to manage the physical name of HFSQL tables. |
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| Displays a dialog box on each client computer connected to the server.
This function is kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| The pdfAttachment type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of an attachment in a PDF document. |
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| Sends a message from the server to all the connected client computers.
This function is kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| You can change many style options in the "Style" tab of the control description window...... |
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| The DescribedName property is used to handle the logical name of HFSQL data files (ignoring possible changes made by HAlias). |
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| The PhysicalName property is used to manage the physical name of HFSQL data files. |
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| To implement the software factory on your WINDEV, WEBDEV or WINDEV Mobile projects, you must:... |
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