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| Returns or modifies the different dates and times associated with a file or directory (date created, modified or accessed). |
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| Returns the message associated with an error code on an archive. |
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| Sets the passwords used to protect the universal replication files. |
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| Adds a row into a TreeView Table control, at the end of a given hierarchy level. |
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| Usage example of the OpenChild function |
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| Regardless of the data files used by your application (HFSQL Classic or HFSQL Client/Server), the log process can be implemented on these data files...... |
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| Modifies the name of a file. |
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| Retrieves the result or the header of last HTTP request run. |
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| The "PDF Reader" control is an advanced control that allows end users to view PDF documents in their applications, without an external software...... |
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| Modbus is a "field" (industrial and/or restricted environments) communication protocol created in 1979...... |
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| Returns the full path of the directory of HFSQL data files specified by the user when installing the application. |
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| Transforms all the records "in transaction" into "Normal" records if these records do not belong to a transaction currently in progress. |
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| The ConnectionTimeout property is used to manage the connection timeout. |
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| The Certificate keyword can correspond to... |
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| Returns the modifications performed on one or more items of a given record. The result can be displayed in a list box or in a table to allow the user to view the modifications made to the specified file. |
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| Modifies the configuration of a Dashboard control (defined in the editor) before its first display. |
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| Allows you to be notified when the orientation of the device changes on any one of its 3 axes. |
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| Notifies when acceleration forces are applied to the device along any of the three axes. |
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