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| An insert query (corresponding SQL statement... |
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| A combining query (corresponding SQL statement: UNION) ... |
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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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| The selection conditions of records are applied to the items used in the queries... |
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| Returns a list of keys to add to data files to improve query performance. |
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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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| Starts collecting information on executed queries. |
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| Finishes collecting information on executed queries. |
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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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| This help page explains how to create two select queries... |
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| The project comparator is used to compare two elements and to list the differences found... |
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| The query editor proposes two methods for creating a query... |
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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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| Comparing two windows (two pages, two reports, two classes, ... |
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| The query editor allows you to run the test of query result... |
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| The query editor allows you to perform operations on the values of an item... |
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| Selects the default font. |
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| An object can be dynamically associated with a class, we talk of dynamic instantiation of object...... |
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| Copies one or more files (regardless of their attributes). |
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| Opens a connection to a specific Client/Server database to manage the files of user groupware in Client/Server mode.... |
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| Restarts a service (already started). |
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| Returns the time range displayed by an Organizer control. |
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| Usage example of the zipAddFile function |
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| Usage example of the fWrite function |
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| Usage example of the zipExtractPath function |
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| Usage example of the ContactAdd function |
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| The environments of WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile respond to the voice commands...... |
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| When creating the executable, you have the ability to choose the languages that will be included in the executable...... |
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| The ListViewMode property is used to:
Find out the display mode of a ListView control.
Modify the display mode of a ListView control.... |
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| The OperationLogDirectory property is used to manage the directory of the operation log file associated with a data file. |
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| Returns the HTML string corresponding to the specified RTF string. |
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| The { and } operators are used to access a control, a variable, a class member or a file item by dynamically building the name of control, variable, class member or item... |
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| Defines a background color for a time slot in an Organizer control. |
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| Usage example of the HReadLast function |
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| Usage example of the fCopyFile function |
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| WEBDEV features UI errors specific to the position of controls in the different slices...... |
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| Disables a HFSQL Client/Server server trigger on a server.... |
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| Saves the repositionable notes of the current window in a file. |
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| The TransparencyMode property is used to get and change the transparency mode of an image. |
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| The Native Container control is used to manage the controls not created with WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile...... |
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| The BackgroundImageState property allows you to get and change the number of drawings in the image associated with the background of a button. |
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