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| A server may encounter problems without any user (or developer) noticing anything. For example: - a scheduled task may fail,
- an automatic backup may fail,
- a node may become inactive in an HFSQL cluster, ...
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| A Docker container with the HFSQL server is available on Docker Hub... |
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| Checks and optimizes the system tables of an HFSQL server. |
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| Docker is a software platform that allows you to run applications in software containers on Linux (Docker runs like a daemon)... |
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| Used to immediately start the automatic server update. |
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| Checks and optimizes the system tables of an HFSQL server. |
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| Allows you to manage the automatic update of HFSQL Client/Server servers and to define how often to check for updates. |
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| Used to manage the automatic update of HFSQL Client/Server servers by specifying the check frequency regarding the availability of updates. |
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| Returns the list of automatic operations in progress on an HFSQL server. |
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| Returns the list of automatic operations in progress on an HFSQL server. |
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| Indicates whether the code is run on an HFSQL server. |
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| When creating the setup program of a WINDEV application using HFSQL Client/Server tables, the wizard allows you to... |
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| Lists the HFSQL servers installed on a computer. |
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| Used to immediately start the automatic server update. |
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| Used to connect a remote debugger to an application, service, Webservice, etc. |
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| Fixes the position (left or right) of a series in a comparative Histogram chart. |
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| Identifies or defines whether a series is refreshed whenever the chart is drawn. |
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| Retrieves all the characteristics with the same identifier associated with a Bluetooth Low Energy service. |
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| Fixes the position (left or right) of a series in a comparative Histogram chart. |
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| Starts the call detection (also called "call monitoring service"). |
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| Identifies or defines whether a series is refreshed whenever the chart is drawn. |
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| The AuthToken type contains the characteristics of a token to access a web service. |
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| Asks a service to re-read its configuration information. |
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| Retrieves the map of a specific location via the Google Maps service. |
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| Retrieves a header in the SOAP message received further to a call to a web service. |
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| Adds a header to the next SOAP function of a web service to run. |
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| Adds an attribute to an automatic variable generated by the import of a web service. |
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| Allows connecting to the application via the User Groupware web service. |
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| The SenderAddress property allows you to get and change the sender address of an email. |
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| Adds an attribute to an automatic variable generated by the import of a web service. |
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| Lists the SaaS services associated with a SaaS site, a pricing or a user. |
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| The saasService type is used to define the advanced characteristics of a SaaS service. |
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| Defines whether the connection to the SaaS web service is still established. |
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| The wsRequest type is used to define the advanced characteristics of a web service. |
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