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| Used to declare a list of variables whose values will be persistent between successive displays of Active WEBDEV Pages. |
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| Used to determine if the page currently run is an Active WEBDEV Page. |
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| Returns the identifier of AWP context. |
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| A query created in the query editor can contain several types of items... |
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| To keep the value of global variables when switching from a page to another one, the AWP mode proposes a management of contexts... |
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| Displays a file in the user's browser. |
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| PC SOFT proposes a new technology... |
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| You want to reference several pages of your WEBDEV website?... |
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| Configures the operating mode of the AWP context. |
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| Frees the AWP context in advance (on disk) to allow the other call on the same AWP context to be processed in parallel. |
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| Usage example of the HFileExist function |
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| Usage example of the HErrorInfo function |
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| Usage example of the HListKey function |
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| Identifies the window that was in edit before the window that is currently in edit (for the same project). |
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| Usage example of the HNbRec function |
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| Usage example of the HCreateView function |
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| Usage example of the HMergeView function |
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| Usage example of the HChangeName function |
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| Usage example of the HDescribeItem function |
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| Saves a dump file of the application. |
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| Usage example of the HListItem function |
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| Usage example of the HModify function |
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| Usage example of the HErrorDuplicates function |
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| Usage example of the HCreationIfNotFound function |
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| Usage example of the HChangeKey function |
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| Usage example of the HReadLast function |
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| Manages authentication on a Google server (via the "OAuth 2.0" authentication mode). |
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