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| The following functions are used to handle the Bluetooth Low Energy devices:... |
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| Deletes a resource from a Scheduler control. |
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| Allows you to find out the rights granted to a user or group of users on a server. |
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| Cancels a current backup. |
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| Allows you to find out the rights granted to a user or to a group on an SQL view or on a materialized view. |
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| Lists the "children" of a node and the "child" elements of these "children" in a TreeView Table control. |
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| Returns information regarding the configuration of a service. |
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| Returns the characteristics of an HFSQL Classic or Client/Server data file.... |
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| Merges several files into a single one. |
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| Returns information about an analysis (WDD file). |
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| Usage example of the Event function |
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| Deletes a set of stored procedures from an HFSQL server. |
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| Initializes the structure for group management (HGroup) with the default values. |
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| Deletes a query (used by stored procedures) from an HFSQL server. |
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| Utilisation dans la classe diagForme - Accès en Lecture + Ecriture - Type : Réel double... |
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| Used to find out the properties of a database on an HFSQL server. |
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| Allows you to find out the properties of an HFSQL server. |
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| Modifies the properties of an HFSQL server. |
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| Returns the list of elements stored on an HFSQL server (sets of procedures, stored procedures or queries). |
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| Returns the number of the line that contains a character identified by its position in a block of text. |
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| The following constants are used to manage diagrams:... |
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| Modifies the rights granted to a user or group on an HFSQL Client/Server data file.... |
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| List of constants used by the OBEX functions.... |
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| Returns the numeric value of a hexadecimal string. |
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