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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the arrays... |
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| Returns the buffer encoded in a BIP39 mnemonic phrase. |
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| A composite variable contains different types of elements (members)... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to run different types of HFSQL loops... |
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| Adds an integrity rule between two data files on the server. |
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| Deletes an integrity rule between two data files on the server. |
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| Retrieves the characteristics of a stack: types of elements and number of elements. |
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| Modifies some parameters of an existing replication between two HFSQL servers. |
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| Deletes an integrity rule between two data files on the server. |
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| The project comparator is used to compare two elements and to list the differences found...... |
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| WDHFDiff is a tool used to compare HFSQL data files...... |
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| The links are used to link the files found in an analysis between themselves...... |
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| List of functions for managing the queues, the stacks and the lists... |
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| Retrieves the characteristics of a WLanguage list: types of elements and number of elements. |
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| Returns the distance between the two locations. This distance is expressed in meters by default. |
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| Adds a replication between two HFSQL server onto the master server. |
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| Defines an attach point for one of the two extremities of a Wire control. |
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| Retrieves the zip code input mask adapted to a given country. |
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| Retrieves the characteristics of a WLanguage list: types of elements and number of elements. |
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| Converts a buffer to a mnemonic phrase using the BIP39 algorithm. |
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| Returns the result of the bitwise exclusive OR operation performed between two values. |
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| Adds two matrices of same dimensions (same number of rows and same number of columns). |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the associative arrays... |
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