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Declares a transaction savepoint. |
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The CaseSensitive property is used to determine if the different searches performed on the item distinguish between uppercase and lowercase characters (with HReadSeek, HReadSeekFirst and HReadSeekLast, for example). |
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Enables or disables log management on a file. |
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Used to modify the management mode of memo items. |
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Modifies the search mode of physical data files (.FIC, .NDX, ...). |
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The MinimumLength property is used to configure the minimum length of the words to be indexed. |
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The AccentSensitive property is used to determine if accented characters are taken into account in the different searches performed on the item (with HReadSeek, HReadSeekFirst and HReadSeekLast, for example). |
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Bloque entièrement ou partiellement un fichier externe.... |
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Defines the password used to create or open a data file. |
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Describes a full-text index of data file created through programming. |
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Regenerates a data file from its log. |
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Positions on the first row of the query result. |
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Lists the users currently connected to one or more files handled by a Client/Server connection.... |
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Initializes the structure for managing the Client computers (HClient structure). |
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Returns the list of current or interrupted transactions on the server for the specified connection. |
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Returns information about the lock set on a data file, on one or all the records in a data file. |
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Lists the data sources declared on a local site. |
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Cancels a current backup. |
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Deletes (from the server) a group of users associated with a connection. |
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Sets the position on the last row of the query result. |
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Deletes a server trigger. |
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Cancels a current backup. |
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Deletes (from the server) a group of users associated with a connection. |
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Creates a movable replication. |
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