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| The query editor proposes two methods for creating a query... |
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| The query editor allows you to perform operations on the values of an item... |
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| The selection conditions of records are applied to the items used in the queries... |
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| Finishes collecting information on executed queries. |
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| Comparing two windows (two pages, two reports, two classes, ... |
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| A query created in the query editor can contain several types of items... |
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| To make the result of a query easier to read, the records can be sorted according to one or more items... |
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| An insert query (corresponding SQL statement... |
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| The project comparator is used to compare two elements and to list the differences found... |
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| When several data files are used in a query, the query editor automatically searches for the links between these files defined in the analysis... |
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| Returns a list of keys to add to data files to improve query performance. |
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| Starts collecting information on executed queries. |
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| Once a query is created, all the characteristics of this query can be modified at any time... |
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| A combining query (corresponding SQL statement: UNION) ... |
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| This help page explains how to create two select queries... |
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| The query editor allows you to run the test of query result... |
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| When a "Date" item is found in the query, you have the ability to only select the records corresponding to a given period... |
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| The cardinalities are used to count the links between the files...... |
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| Rich text supports multiple advanced features: font, weight, size, color, attribute, ...... |
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| Used to make a layer found in a WDPIC image visible or invisible. |
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| The code editor allows you to enter a specific code for each environment (WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile)...... |
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| When you design a quick prototype, you often create windows (or pages) without defining any data files...... |
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| Saves a diagram as a "diag" file. |
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| Implementing input suggestions in an Edit control is very simple...... |
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| WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV propose two types of masks...... |
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| Adds a word to the dictionary of OpenOffice:
for the instance of the current application.
for all the applications.... |
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| The <COMPILE IF> statement allows you to compile (or not) a WLanguage code according to a condition. |
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| Used to make a layer found in a WDPIC image visible or invisible. |
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| The positioning marks are used to "tag" specific lines of code...... |
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| Saves a diagram as a "diag" file. |
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| Runs OCR and extracts the text from a rectangular area defined with the mouse. |
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| The UUID type is used to easily manage:
UUIDs or GUIDs,
automatic UUID HFSQL identifiers,
identifiers for COM/Automation objects and interfaces,
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| A control template is a set of controls that can be re-used in several windows or pages...... |
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| The monitoring robot includes three executables...... |
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| The monitoring robot includes three executables...... |
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| The monitoring robot includes three executables...... |
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| The visual aspect of a window control can be automatically modified according to a series of conditions in order to attract the attention of the user to this control...... |
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| In a flexbox container, you can define ratios for the different controls so that they take up a given amount of space...... |
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| The automatic assisted replication is used to easily implement a replication on an existing application...... |
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| The GridlinesVisible property is used to:
Determine whether or not gridlines are visible in a control.
Show or hide gridlines in a control.... |
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