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Sets the position on the first record whose value for a specific item is greater than or equal to a sought value (generic search). |
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Opens a connection to a specific database. |
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Link functions are used to link the interface with the data files (and vice versa). These functions are as follows:... |
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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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Returns the list of stop words used by a full-text index. |
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Returns the list of synonyms used by a full-text index. |
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Immediately runs a scheduled task regardless of its schedule:
stored procedure,
backup,
optimization,
refresh of materialized view.... |
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Returns the list of synonyms used by a full-text index. |
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Returns the list of stop words used by a full-text index. |
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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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Describes a new connection to an external database. |
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Immediately runs a scheduled task regardless of its schedule:
stored procedure,
backup,
optimization,
refresh of materialized view.... |
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Returns the number of duplicates for a given key item. |
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Returns an estimate regarding the number of entries for a given key item in a given interval of values. |
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Returns the number of entries for a given key item. |
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Adds comments to the log when saving the operation. |
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Used to re-create an empty log. |
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Restarts the logging process on a file. |
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Stops the log process of a file. |
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The docFragment type is used to define the characteristics of a fragment found in a "docx" document. |
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Sets the position on a record, based on the approximate position of one of its items. |
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Temporarily disables (or re-enables) the replication. |
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