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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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| Returns the list of automatic operations in progress on an HFSQL server. |
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| Checks and optimizes the system tables of an HFSQL server. |
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| Checks and optimizes the system tables of an HFSQL server. |
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| When creating the setup program of a WINDEV application using HFSQL Client/Server data files, the wizard allows you to... |
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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 immediately start the automatic server update. |
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| Used to immediately start the automatic server update. |
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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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| 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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| 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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| Lists the HFSQL servers installed on a computer. |
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| The Stemming property is used to enable stemming and to define the language used for stemming in a full-text index defined through programming. |
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| The SourceKey property sets the characteristics of a link. |
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| Two types of browse can be used to browse the result of a query run by SQLExec...... |
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| The Synonym property is used to define synonyms in a programmatically defined full-text index. |
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| Checks the existence of a query. |
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| Goes to the next row (i.e next record) of the query result. |
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| WINDEV and WEBDEV support an optional Native Oracle Connector (also called Native Oracle Access...... |
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| WDLog is used to apply to a backup of a data file the different operations saved in the log of this file...... |
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| Positions on the first record of the data file whose value for a specific item is greater than or equal to a sought value (generic search by default). |
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| Modifies the current connection. |
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| Returns information about an analysis (WDD file). |
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| Executes a SELECT query asynchronously. |
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| Imports JSON data into the current record. |
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| Restores the context of a previously saved file (HSavePosition): current record, filter, pointers. |
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| Disables an automatic filter on the linked files when browsing an XML file. |
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| Retrieves the structure and the value of the current record and exports them into a character string in XML format. |
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| Lists the data sources declared on a local site. |
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| Stores the current file context: current record, filter, pointers. |
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| Retrieves the structure and value of the current record and exports them into a string in JASON format. |
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| Changes the mode and the method for locking data files. |
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| Describes through programming each item found in the structure of an xBase file described by HDBDescribeFile. |
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| Used to find out the state of a record. |
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| Writes an event into the log of Windows events. |
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| The TimestampUTC property is used to:
Find out whether a timestamp item will use UTC time or local time. This item was defined in the data model editor or through programming.
Define whether a timestamp item will use UTC time or local time (when describing the item through programming).... |
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| The groupware in automatic mode offers several possibilities...... |
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