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| List of constants used by the burner functions.... |
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| Stops printing the current report immediately. |
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| Usage example of the zipOpenCAB function |
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| Usage example of the fExtractPath function |
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| Synchronizes the master replica and the subscriber replica: the operations performed on one of the replicas are transferred into the other replica. |
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| Deselects an appointment from a Scheduler control. |
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| Selects an appointment in a Scheduler control. |
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| Deletes an appointment from a Scheduler control. |
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| The Before property replaces or inserts a procedure before the other procedures in:
a Procedure variable.
an event associated with a control.... |
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| Usage example of the HListItem function |
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| Usage example of the fCopyFile function |
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| Usage example of the KeyExpression property |
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| The xmlNamespace type is used to handle the XML namespace of a node attribute in an XML document. |
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| Returns the content of an item found in the current record (in the data file, view, query, ...). |
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| Usage example of the SQLModify function |
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| The Round keyword can correspond to... |
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| The Comment property is used to manage comments. |
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| The Link property is used to get and change the link of an element. |
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| Provokes:
an assertion during the test of element or project (Go mode).
an error in automated test mode.... |
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| A report based on an HFSQL view is used to print records from an HFSQL Classic or Client/Server view...... |
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| The Password property sets and changes the password. |
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| Usage example of the SQLExec function |
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| Deserializes a buffer or a character string containing the data from a class, structure, array (including an associative array), queue, stack, list or advanced variable, as well as their subelements. |
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