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| Unlocks the records of a table:
locked by HLockFile.
individually locked by a locking read function.... |
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| Unlocks a record locked by:
HLockRecNum,
a read function used with a locking parameter (HRead associated with the hLockWrite or hLockReadWrite constant for example).... |
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| List of functions for managing domotics... |
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| Link functions are used to link the interface with the tables and vice versa. These functions are as follows:... |
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| The development in "3-tier" architecture is now simplified...... |
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| Like for any database, backups of your HFSQL Client/Server databases must be performed on a regular basis...... |
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| The "Dynamic tab" Tab control is used to display several windows in the same window...... |
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| By default, WDInst (the setup editor) proposes a standard setup program (the wallpaper corresponds to a gradient shade of blue and no slide is displayed...... |
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| The hierarchical organization in class and sub-class has allowed to create the notion of inheritance...... |
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| Exports the repositionable notes created by the user into a file. |
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| A sub-query is a query whose result is used by another query...... |
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| To specify the selection conditions in an SQL query, you can use...... |
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| The project description window allows you to configure various elements of your project...... |
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| A project is a logical set of elements and processes whose purpose is to accomplish a given objective...... |
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| Creates a Repositionable Note control in the curernt window through programming. |
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| This help page presents the characteristics of an Image control found in a window... |
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| Immediately executes the "Request for refreshing the display" event of the window, page, internal window, internal page, control template or supercontrol. This function is kept for backward compatibility. |
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