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| Modifies the specified record or the record found in memory in the table (query or view). |
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| Usage example of the fExtractPath function |
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| Usage example of the zipOpenCAB function |
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| Calculates the height of the image to print (in millimeters). |
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| Usage example of the HListItem function |
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| Usage example of the fRead function |
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| Checks whether a character string ends:
with a specific character string.
with one of the character strings in an array.... |
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| Deselects an appointment from a Scheduler control. |
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| Selects an appointment in a Scheduler control. |
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| Deletes an appointment from a Scheduler control. |
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| Saves a chart that was previously drawn in a file in BMP format. |
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| The TimestampType property is used to:
Find out the type of timestamp for an item. This item was defined in the data model editor or through programming.
Define the type of timestamp for a Date, Time or DateTime item (when describing the item through programming).... |
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| Duplicates the record read in a table: the record found in memory is added into the table (query or view). |
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| Usage example of the KeyExpression property |
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| Usage example of the fCopyFile function |
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| Reads the header of the email found after the current email according to the protocol used (POP3 or IMAP, Lotus Notes or Outlook). |
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| The Encryption property allows you to manage the type of encryption used between Client computers and an HFSQL server. |
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| Deletes an option from a Radio Button control. |
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| The PhysicalName property is used to manage the physical name of HFSQL data files. |
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| The DescribedPhysicalName property is used to manage the physical name of HFSQL data files. |
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| Usage example of the SQLModify function |
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