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Regenerates a data file from its log. |
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Regenerates a data file from its log. |
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Interrupts a link between an item and a data. |
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Creates a hot link with a data. |
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Creates a warm link with a data. |
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Crosses a record in a data file. |
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Crosses a record in a data file. |
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Describes a data file programmatically. |
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Deletes a data series from a chart. |
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Opens the system date picker. |
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The TextWithoutFormat property is used to get the text contained in a rich edit control without the formatting tags. |
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The aliases are used to handle...... |
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Calculates the width (in pixels) of the text displayed in an edit control, in a Combo Box control or in a Static control. |
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Calculates the height (in pixels) of the text displayed in an edit control, in a Static control or in a Combo Box control. |
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The OLE control is used to handle an OLE object...... |
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The HFSQL Control Center allows you to fully manage HFSQL Client/Server data files...... |
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Stops receiving or broadcasting a type of data in a stream. |
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The RepeatableReadSupported property is used to:
Determine if the data file (defined in the data model editor or programmatically) can be used in HFSQL Client/Server in a transaction that includes a "Repeatable Read" isolation mode.
Allow the use of a transaction that includes a "Repeatable Read" isolation mode for a data file (files described programmatically only).... |
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The InDays property is used to convert a Duration variable to days. |
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A Table control can be used to display the content of a data file or query...... |
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Returns the week number within the year that corresponds to the specified date. |
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The NumberRow property returns the maximum number of rows containing data in a Spreadsheet control. These rows contain data, a formula, formatting or a non-standard height. |
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