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| Converts a date and time from a particular time zone to a local date and time. |
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| Converts a local date and time to the date and time in a particular time zone. |
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| A REST WebService is a program hosted on a server containing functions accessible via HTTP requests...... |
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| Opens the Windows window used to find out the properties of a certificate. |
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| The HClient structure is used to...... |
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| String literals are used to represent and manipulate data as a sequence of characters. For example, string literals can be used to display information, define a constant, etc.... |
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| The PersistedCalculatedItem property is used to:
Find out whether the value of a calculated item is stored in the data file. This item was defined in the data model editor or through programming.
Define whether the value of a calculated item is stored in the data file (when describing the item through programming).... |
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| The Project Management Hub is used to organize and schedule a project, from design to delivery...... |
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| Reads the replication configuration for an HFSQL server that takes part in one or more replications. |
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| List of properties associated with the Applet control... |
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| The database schema allows you to define the structure of tables used by the project...... |
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| Modifies the priority of a client application. |
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| Finds out and modifies the priority of the calling application. |
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| The concept of software factory is used to automate the process for creating applications.... |
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| The StrikeOut property is used to:
Determine whether the strikethrough formatting is applied to a Font variable.
Apply strikethrough formatting to a Font variable.... |
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| The selection of records performed by query is not necessarily displayed in a report, in a window, ...... |
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| Managing business rules... |
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