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| The DiskFile type is used to handle text files present on disk. |
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| The docProperty type is used to define the properties of a Word Processing document. |
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| Log-based replication can be implemented in the data model editor...... |
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| Transforms the following elements into a specific format:
a structure (and its subelements),
a class (and its subelements),
an array (including the associative arrays),
a queue,
a stack,
a list.... |
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| Enables the runtime log programmatically. |
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| Creates a logical alias of a table (or query) or cancels all existing aliases. |
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| Identifies or modifies the current directory on an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| The docCell type is used to define the advanced characteristics of a table cell found in a Word Processing document. |
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| Extracts the left part (i.e., the first characters) from a string or buffer. |
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| Returns the number of columns found in a worksheet of an XLS file. |
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| Builds a sequence of characters used to specify whether or not the text that follows the call to this function is in italic type. |
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| A component must be created from a project containing all the elements required for the component...... |
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| The Image property gets and sets the background image of a control or block. |
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| The restRequest type is used to define the advanced characteristics of a REST request. |
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| The restResponse type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a REST response. |
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| Returns the name of last file accessed by an FTP function (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| WDMap is used to view the records found in a data file...... |
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| Indicates the starting angle of the first slice in a Sector, Hemicycle or Donut graph. |
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| Retrieves the title of a column found in an XLS file. |
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| Returns:
the length of a string, i.e., the number of characters in the string (including spaces and binary zeros).
the size of a buffer, i.e., the number of bytes in the buffer.... |
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