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| Usage example of the API function |
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| The GUIDAnalysis property returns the GUID of the analysis that was used to create the data file. |
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| Builds the RSS stream and saves the RSS stream in an XML file. |
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| The GUIDFile property returns the GUID of the file defined in the analysis that was used to create the data file. |
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| Returns the list of current or interrupted transactions on the server for the specified connection. |
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| Builds the RSS feed and returns the result (in XML format) in a character string. |
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| Validates an XML node, its children and its attributes from its description in the XSD schema linked to the XML document. |
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| The Memo property is used to determine if an item is of type memo. |
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| The GenerationNumber property is used to get the generation number of the physical data file associated with the logical data file. |
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| Loads a RSS stream in memory. |
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| The END: label is used to define a code that will be systematically run at the end of process execution. |
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| The FilteredItem property is used to identify the item that has a filter implemented by HFilter. |
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| Automatically generates a password with specific characteristics (size, characters used, ...). |
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| List of functions for managing RSS feeds... |
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| Cancels the search performed by XMLFind. |
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| Usage example of the CallDLL32 function |
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| Disables an automatic filter on the linked files when browsing an XML file. |
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| Returns and modifies the status of runtime log. |
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| Retrieves or modifies the options of the dynamic audit. |
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| Writes a comment into the current dynamic audit. |
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| List of Multimedia functions... |
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| Explicitly creates a mutex. |
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| Locks the current thread while waiting for the mutex to be freed. |
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| Signals that the thread frees the mutex. |
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| Explicitly destroys a mutex. |
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