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Version: 2026

1. Testing a site: Elements to be tested
Scope of procedures
The scope of a procedure defines whether it is public, private, etc......
HFSQL Client/Server database: Recommendations
This help page presents the main recommendations for optimizing the security and performance of an HFSQL Client/Server database according to the constraints and desired features......
Managing HFSQL Client/Server files
The HFSQL Control Center allows you to fully manage HFSQL Client/Server data files......
Validity period of site pages
When creating a page, a validity period can be defined for this page......
Help editor options
The options of the help editor ("Display......
Managing bar codes
The use of bar codes to identify and manage products has become essential......
How to use the indirection operators?
The indirection operators ({ }) are used to handle an object whose name is found in a variable......
Defining columns of Table controls programmatically
Two-level setup
The two-level setup (or multisite setup) combines: a reference network setup deployed on a local network. an HTTP setup used to update the reference setup on the local network....
Table field linked to a table (Table file)
A data-bound Table control linked to a table is a field whose columns are linked to fields in a table or query (data source)......
Binding a Spin control to an item
A Spin control can be bound to an item in a data file, query, etc....
Parameter of a procedure/function
You have the ability to pass parameters to a procedure....
Managing the HFSQL servers
The HFSQL Control Center allows you to fully manage HFSQL servers......
How to create two linked cascading tables?
This help page explains how to create two linked cascading Table controls in a window or page....
SCM administrator
The SCM administrator (Source Code Manager) allows you to handle the different projects included in the Source Code Manager......
Creating and testing a query with parameters
Regardless of the query type (Select, Insert, Delete, Update) and regardless of its creation mode (with the wizard or by SQL directly), you have the ability to use parameters. The name of the parameter is specified when creating the query....