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| Indicates the type of data and the data to copy/move during Drag/Drop.... |
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| The Date type is used to easily manipulate dates... |
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| Data masking is a process that transforms the data in an item that will be displayed to the user...... |
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| There are two methods to convert HFSQL Classic databases to HFSQL Client/Server in WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile...... |
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| List of constants used by the functions for managing the Drag and Drop.... |
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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 programmatically.
Define the type of timestamp for a Date, Time or DateTime item (when describing the item through programming).... |
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| This help page presents the different data sources available for a control.... |
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| This type of Looper control uses data from a data file or query...... |
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| The Type property is used to get:
the type of element (data file or item) defined programmatically or in the data model editor, view or query.
the type of object.
the type of data held in a Variant.... |
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| A metatype is a combination of characteristics of an item and a bound control...... |
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| WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile propose several methods for managing dates and times in your applications...... |
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| List of constants used by the NFC functions... |
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| The Table control is used to simplify the display and the input of information stored in memory or coming from a data file, a view or a query...... |
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| Below are the main SQL functions that can be used to handle spatial data in SQL queries...... |
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| The Date keyword can correspond to... |
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| Returns the name of the month that corresponds to a specified date. |
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| A select query (corresponding SQL statement...... |
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