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| The concept of Mashup consists in aggregating data coming from different software, different services, different data sources, ...... |
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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 different elements of a path: disk, directories, name and extension of the file. |
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| Usage example of the SQLModify function |
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| Returns the horizontal screen resolution. |
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| Adds all the files found in a directory and in its subdirectories into an archive and compresses them. |
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| Modifies the time range displayed by an Organizer control (Day/Week/Month).... |
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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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| The FontSize property is used to:
Identify the size of the font used in a control.
Change the size of the font used in a control.... |
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| An application using User Groupware can be used with a HyperFileSQL database in Client/Server mode...... |
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| Sets the position on the first record according to a browse item. |
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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 SQLExec function |
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| The columns are used to display information in a Table control.... |
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| Starts a transaction on the data files (HFSQL or accessed via a Native Connector) and creates the transaction file. |
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| Returns the size of one of the files found in the archive (in CAB, RAR, WDZ, ZIP, 7z, TAR or TGZ (TAR.GZ) format):
the compressed size of the file.
the size of file before compression.... |
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| A code style is used to automatically prefix the name of all the variables and project elements (windows, report controls, classes, etc.... |
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