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| Retrieves a message found in the code of a program in the current language. |
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| Closes the current connection and frees the memory used by the connection. |
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| The Language property is used to get and change the language used. |
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| Retrieves the content of the specified column from the query result, for the current line. |
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| Usage example of the XMLData function |
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| Returns the first day of the month. |
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| Calculates the height of printable page (in millimeters) while taking the top or bottom margins into account. |
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| Calculates the width (in millimeters) of the printable page while taking the left or right margins into account. |
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| Returns the content of the current record (in a file, a view or a query, ...). |
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| Deletes a list of files from an archive. |
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| Adds a parameter to an HTTP form. |
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| Usage example of the zipDeleteAll function |
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| Declares a query created in the query editor to the HFSQL engine and runs this query. |
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| Initializes the query linked to the report (for a query with parameters). |
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| List of functions for managing Looper controls... |
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| Lists the files found in a directory and returns the list of files. |
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| Usage example of the ArraySort function |
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| Use example for the LDAPListChildren function |
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| Returns the characteristics of binary and text memos. |
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| Saves a chart that was previously drawn in a file in BMP format. |
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| Usage example of the fCopyDir function |
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| Copies:
the content of the current record (loaded in memory) to the current data file record.
the content of the Record variable to the current data file record.... |
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| Retrieves the content of a Text Memo column found in the query result, for the current line. |
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| The TimestampType property is used to:
Find out the type of timestamp for an item. This item was defined in the data model editor or through programming.
Define the type of timestamp for a Date, Time or DateTime item (when describing the item through programming).... |
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