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| The SCM (Source Code Manager) administrator allows to you manage the branches of the different projects found in SCM...... |
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| The HFSQL Control Center allows you to fully manage HFSQL servers...... |
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| If a transaction is in progress, cancels all the operations performed on the data files in transaction since the start of transaction. |
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| When creating a project, a directory specific to this project is automatically created...... |
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| WDStatistics is a tool used to perform statistical calculations regarding the traffic of your dynamic WEBDEV sites...... |
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| Server triggers are stored procedures executed by the server before or after a write operation performed on a database file...... |
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| Returns the size (in bytes) of a file located on an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol).
This new function is available from WINDEV Suite SaaS 2025 - Update 2.... |
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| This help page presents the main recommendations for optimizing the security and performance of an HFSQL Client/Server database according to the constraints and desired features...... |
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| When an HFSQL function fails (returns False for example), the corresponding error number is returned by HError...... |
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| REST web service APIs can be described using OpenAPl files...... |
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| The setup program creation wizard includes the setup of the database along with the application and suggests additional elements...... |
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| A Repositionable Note control can be handled through programming...... |
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| Allowing nullable types in a project changes the way your project handles null values...... |
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| copy a directory on the Drive to another directory on the Drive (remote disk). |
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| A Looper control can be used to display the content of a table or query...... |
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| Once a report was created, the description of this report can be modified at any time...... |
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