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Returns the list of connections currently described in the application: - connections described in the data model editor (for the main analysis and, if necessary, additional analyses).
- connections described by programming (with functions HDescribeConnection or HOpenConnection).
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| Dynamically changes the connection associated with a data file. |
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| Connects the current application to a database that must be interrogated via SQL. |
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| Modifies the current connection. |
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| Describes a new connection to an external database. |
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| Opens a connection to a specific database. |
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| Redefines one or more connection parameters via Native Connector (Access, SQL Server, MySQL or Oracle) or via an OLE DB access on a specific table or set of tables. |
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| When defining the connections in the data model editor or when defining the connections through programming, you have the ability to specifier the optional connection information... |
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| Closes a connection to a database. |
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| Connects the current application to a database that will be queried by SQL through a web service proxy (SOAP). |
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Returns the list of files:- current analysis.
- analyses in progress (projects with multiple analyses).
- a specific analysis recognized by the HFSQL engine.
- available on a connection via a Native Connector or an OLE DB driver.
- for a group of files defined in the data model editor.
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| Opens a connection to a specific database. |
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| Dynamically changes the connection associated with a data file. |
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| Copies an image file from the data directory of application (or from one of its sub-directories) to the "_WEB" directory of application (or to one of its sub-directories). |
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| Deletes an image file from the "_WEB" directory of the application (or from one of its sub-directories). |
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| Splits a file into several files. |
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| Merges several files into a single one. |
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| Returns the name of directory used to store the temporary files. |
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| Creates a link on a file at the specified location. |
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| Loads the content of a resource from a library. |
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| Returns the type of file according to the MIME standard (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions). |
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| Returns the name of directory used to store the temporary files. |
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| Returns or modifies the attributes of a directory. |
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| Determines:
if a given drive (storage card, CD or DVD) is available,
whether the drive exists.... |
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| Compares the content of two files bit by bit. |
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| Moves a file from one directory to another. |
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| Detects whether a removable storage unit (CD, USB key, USB camera, ...) was added or removed. |
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| Gets and sets the read-only attribute of a file. |
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| Creates or updates a set of procedures on an HFSQL server. |
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| Determines:
whether a file exists, which means whether it was physically created (HCreation or HCreationIfNotFound).
whether a view or a query was defined.... |
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| Modifies the information about a user according to the elements found in the corresponding variables for user management. |
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| Returns information about the specified group of users. |
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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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| Creates a scheduled task on an HFSQL server:
stored procedure,
backup,
optimization,
refresh of materialized view.... |
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| Deletes a scheduled task found on an HFSQL server:
stored procedure,
backup,
optimization,
refresh of materialized view.... |
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| Modifies a scheduled task on an HFSQL server:
stored procedure,
backup,
optimization,
refresh of materialized view.... |
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| Describes a file in dBase3 format (most common format) through programming. |
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