Phones
Toll Free: 1-866-528-0577
Office: 1-630-961-5918
Cell (consultant-on-duty): 1-630-854-0597
Email: welcome@albaspectrum.com.
Alba Spectrum Technologies - Microsoft Great Plains Dexterity useful specs
The following is a list of limits for the Dexterity development system.
|
Resource |
Category |
Limit |
|
Arrays |
Size |
Up to 32,767 elements in an array. |
|
Constants |
Name |
Cannot exceed 79 characters. |
|
Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) |
Parameters |
You can pass a maximum of 255 parameters to a DLL. |
|
Fields and data types |
Composites |
The maximum displayable length is 128 characters, including separator characters. |
|
Standard composites can have up to 9 components. Extended composites can have up to 128 components. |
||
|
Button drop list Drop down list List box Non-native list box Visual switch |
Can display a maximum of 32,767 items, each up to 79 characters long. |
|
|
ListView |
Maximum of 256 columns. |
|
|
Can have up to 15 state images. |
||
|
Can use up to 4 different overlay images at one time. |
||
|
Multi-select list box |
Can display a maximum of 32 items. |
|
|
Can display a maximum of 79 characters per line. |
||
|
Picture |
Can store images having sizes up to 32,767 bytes. |
|
|
Push button |
One default button per window. |
|
|
One cancel button per window. |
||
|
String |
Maximum keyable length is 255 characters. |
|
|
Text |
Can store a maximum of 32,000 characters. |
|
|
TreeView |
Can have up to 15 state images. |
|
|
Can use up to 4 different overlay images at one time. |
||
|
Forms |
Total number |
Maximum of 8191 forms per dictionary for Windows Help to be supported properly. |
|
Global fields |
Total number |
Maximum of 8191 global fields per dictionary for Windows Help to be supported properly. |
|
Global variables |
Total size |
There can be up to 64K of global variables. |
|
Local fields |
Total number per form |
Maximum of 8191 local fields per form for Windows Help to be supported properly. |
|
Menus |
Displaying |
Application can display a maximum of 15 menus at a time. |
|
Messages |
Length |
The maximum length of the message, including all arguments in the message, is 255 characters. |
|
Native pictures |
Size |
Native pictures can be up to 32,767 bytes. |
|
Pictures |
Size |
Pictures in the picture library can be up to 32,767 bytes. |
|
Procedures |
Parameters |
Can include a maximum of 255 parameters. |
|
Up to 32K of parameters can be passed to and from a procedure. |
||
|
Reports |
Additional footers |
Can have up to 15 additional footers. |
|
Additional headers |
Can have up to 15 additional headers. |
|
|
Legends |
Up to 255 legends can be added to a layout. |
|
|
Text fields |
Can display up to 10K of text on a report. |
|
|
Scripts |
run script statement |
Can have a maximum of six levels of scripts started with the run script statement. |
|
Local variables |
Scripts can have up to 64K of local variable space. |
|
|
Script size |
Scripts can be up to approximately 24,000 characters long, including spaces and comments. |
|
|
Static strings |
Length |
Can be up to 79 characters in length. |
|
Tables |
Keys |
16 keys per table (Dexterity limit). |
|
255 bytes per key (Dexterity limit). |
||
|
Open tables |
The maximum number of open tables is approximately 95. |
|
|
Ranges |
Only one range per table buffer. |
|
|
Record size (Fixed-length portion) |
Maximum of 4,088 bytes (approximately 4K) for Pervasive.SQL |
|
|
Maximum of 32,767 bytes (32K) for c-tree. |
||
|
Maximum of 8,060 bytes for SQL. |
||
|
Record size (Variable-length portion) |
32,767 bytes (32K) for Pervasive.SQL and c-tree. |
|
|
Segments |
16 segments per key (Dexterity limit). |
|
|
119 segments per table for Pervasive.SQL. 384 segments per table for c-tree. 1024 segments per table for SQL. |
||
|
Sorting |
Dexterity can sort tables of up to 1,000,000 records. |
|
|
Table access |
One table buffer per table per form. |
|
|
User-defined functions |
Parameters |
A maximum of 254 parameters, plus the return value. |
|
Up to 32K of parameters can be passed to and from a user-defined function. |
||
|
Virtual tables |
Number of tables |
Up to 16 standard tables as part of the virtual table. |
|
Keys |
16 keys for the virtual table. |
|
|
Relationships |
Only one main branch can have 1-to-many relationships. |
|
|
Windows |
Auto-linking |
A window can be auto-linked to one table. |
|
Objects per window |
A window can contain up to 32,767 objects. |
|
|
Selecting objects |
You can select up to 200 objects in a window layout at one time. |
|
|
Tool bar windows |
Only one tool bar window can be open in an application at one time. |
|
|
Total number |
Maximum of 15 windows per form for Windows Help to be supported properly. |
The following table lists the reserved words in Dexterity. These are sanScript keywords and shouldn’t be used as the names of variables in scripts. Using a reserved word as a name in a script may prevent the script from being compiled. Dexterity reserved words are case-sensitive. For instance, “add” is a reserved word; “Add” is not.
|
abort add and anonymous application array as assign at background beep begingroup blocksize boolean bottom by call case change changes check clear close commit component continue copy currency current date days debug decrement delayed deletable delete descend destination dictionary |
disable do dollar edit else elseif enable end endgroup equals error every exclusive exit expand extern factor false field file fill first focus for force form from get globals help hide hold hours id if in increment inout insert |
integer is item last legends line load local lock long macro menu minutes module months move name next nocase nofocus none not notify number of open optional on or out override page palettes precision prev printer priority queue |
range real record recur redraw refresh release reject remote remove repeat report resid resize restart restriction return rollback run save script select service set show sort sproc start step string substitute sum system table text then time title to |
top transaction true type uncheck unlock until wait warning weeks while width windows with years window |
|
Activity tracking |
Ascertains whether the runtime engine’s process queue contains any background procedures. |
|
|
Ascertains the mode used to exit the runtime engine. |
||
|
Returns a string containing a resource’s display name. |
||
|
Auto-complete |
Adds an auto-complete value for the specified field. |
|
|
Removes all of the auto-complete data for the user currently logged into the workstation. |
||
|
Removes the auto-complete data for the specified field for the user currently logged into the workstation. |
||
|
Removes the specified string from the auto-complete data for the specified field. |
||
|
Enables or disables auto-complete for the application. |
||
|
Sets options for auto-complete functionality. |
||
|
Color |
Converts a Dexterity predefined color name to the corresponding color value. |
|
|
Converts red, green and blue color levels to a color value. |
||
|
Converts a color value to a corresponding predefined color name. |
||
|
Converts a color to its component red, green and blue color levels. |
||
|
Opens a color selection dialog that allows the user to pick a color. |
||
|
Sets the specified system color category back to the default value, which is derived from the current operating system settings. |
||
|
Sets a system color category to the specified color. |
||
|
COM |
Attaches a callback object as an event handler. |
|
|
Creates a COM object reference to a new instance of an object. |
||
|
Detaches the event handler from a callback object in your Dexterity-based application. |
||
|
Retrieves a reference to the instance of an object that exists in the running object table. |
||
|
Adds the specified callback object to the running object table. |
||
|
Removes a callback object from the running object table. |
||
|
Currency |
Returns the string used as a decimal separator. |
|
|
Returns a boolean indicating whether the currency symbol is positioned before the currency value. |
||
|
Returns a boolean indicating whether a currency value less than 1 and greater than -1 will be displayed with a leading zero. |
||
|
Returns a platform-specific string displaying the dollar, pound, yen or Euro currency symbol. |
||
|
Returns a boolean value indicating whether the negative symbol is placed after the currency value. |
||
|
Returns a boolean indicating whether a leading negative symbol is placed before a leading currency symbol. |
||
|
Returns a boolean indicating whether parentheses are used to denote a negative currency value. |
||
|
Returns the string used as the negative symbol. |
||
|
|
Returns the number of digits that will appear to the right of a currency value’s decimal separator. |
|
|
Returns the string used as a currency symbol. |
||
|
Returns the string used as a thousands separator. |
||
|
Defines a string to use as a decimal separator. |
||
|
Specifies whether the currency symbol should appear before or after the value. |
||
|
Defines whether a leading zero will be displayed with a currency value less than 1 and greater than -1. |
||
|
Defines whether the negative symbol is placed after the value. |
||
|
Defines whether a leading negative symbol is placed before or after a leading currency symbol. |
||
|
Defines whether parentheses are used to denote a negative value. |
||
|
Defines a string to be used as a negative symbol. |
||
|
Defines the number of digits that will appear to the right of the decimal separator. |
||
|
Defines a string to use as a currency symbol. |
||
|
Defines a string to use as a thousands separator. |
||
|
Defaults file |
Reads the value of a setting in the Dexterity defaults file. |
|
|
Reads a color value from the Defaults file. |
||
|
Writes a setting to the Dexterity defaults file. |
||
|
Dexterity object |
Adds a field to a callback object. |
|
|
Adds a method to a callback object. |
||
|
Creates a callback object. |
||
|
Dictionary |
Returns the number of forms in the forms dictionary, or the number of reports in the reports dictionary. |
|
|
Returns information about a form in a forms dictionary, or a report in a reports dictionary. |
||
|
Returns the operating system name of the current dictionary. |
||
|
Returns the pathname to the application dictionary or to the runtime engine. |
||
|
Opens and locks a forms or reports dictionary. |
||
|
Releases the lock added by Dict_LockCustom(). |
||
|
Updates existing new and modified reports to work with the new version of an application. |
||
|
Upgrades existing modified forms to work with the new version of an application. |
||
|
Exception handling |
Returns the class of the current exception. |
|
|
Returns a string containing the constant for the class of the current system exception. |
||
|
Returns a string describing the current exception. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the product that threw the current exception. |
||
|
Returns the subclass of the current exception. |
||
|
Returns a string containing the constant for the subclass of the current system exception. |
||
|
Field |
Adds a submenu to a button drop list control. |
|
|
Adds an item to a submenu of a button drop list control. |
||
|
Retrieves a specified boolean property for a field. |
||
|
Retrieves the text caption for the specified field. |
||
|
Retrieves color information for a field. |
||
|
Retrieves the font characteristics for a field. |
||
|
Retrieves the item numbers of the images associated with a push button or button drop list field. |
||
|
Retrieves the insertion position of an item in a list field based on its visual position. |
||
|
Retrieves a specified integer property for a field. |
||
|
Returns the current coordinates of the named field’s top left corner. |
||
|
Ascertains the status of the Show Required Fields menu item. |
||
|
Retrieves the selected text from a text field. |
||
|
Retrieves the horizontal and vertical size of a window field. |
||
|
Retrieves a specified string property for a field. |
||
|
Returns the tooltip associated with a window field. |
||
|
Retrieves the visual position of an item in a list field based on its insertion position. |
||
|
Inserts a string or string field into a text field. |
||
|
Marks and unmarks items in a non-native list box with an asterisk. |
||
|
Parses a text field into string fields. |
||
|
Specifies colors to use for alternate lines in scrolling windows. |
||
|
Sets the background color of a field. |
||
|
Sets a specified boolean property for a field. |
||
|
Sets the text caption for the specified field. |
||
|
Specifies display characteristics of prompts. |
||
|
Sets the font characteristics for a field. |
||
|
Sets the color of the font used for a field. |
||
|
Sets the size of the font used for a field. |
||
|
Sets the style of the font used for a field. |
||
|
Specifies the default image to use for a push button or button drop list field. |
||
|
Sets a specified integer property for a field. |
||
|
Sets the pattern used for a field. |
||
|
Sets the color of the pattern used for a field. |
||
|
Sets the style and color used for prompts linked to required fields. |
||
|
Checks or unchecks the Show Required Fields menu item. |
||
|
Selects text in a text field. |
||
|
Sets a specified string property for a field. |
||
|
Sets the tooltip for a window field. |
||
|
Sets the display characteristics of text and field objects whose Zoom property is true. |
||
|
File |
Returns the number of files currently open, currently available and the maximum available for an application. |
|
|
Deletes a file at the operating system. |
||
|
Indicates whether a table or file exists in the specified location. |
||
|
Import |
Closes the text file opened using Import_OpenFile(). |
|
|
Returns the value of the current field, and advances to the next field in a record. |
||
|
Advances to the next record or line in the text file. |
||
|
Opens a specified text file and reserves a file ID. |
||
|
IP |
Returns the host name of the current workstation. |
|
|
Returns the IP address of the current workstation. |
||
|
Pings a Process Server workstation to determine whether the Process Server is running. |
||
|
Launch |
Counts the number of products listed in the launch file. |
|
|
Fills a list field with product names listed in the current launch file. |
||
|
Fills list fields with product names, product IDs and dictionary location IDs from the launch file. |
||
|
Returns the full generic path and launch file name for the currently-running application. |
||
|
Returns a product ID based upon a product’s position in the launch file. |
||
|
Returns a product’s name from the launch file based upon its product ID. |
||
|
Returns the position of the product in the launch file. |
||
|
Parses a file’s operating system name from a generic pathname. |
||
|
Returns the location of an application, forms or reports dictionary from the launch file. |
||
|
Displays an operating system dialog box, from which you can select a dictionary location. |
||
|
Displays an operating system dialog box, from which you can select a launch file. |
||
|
Writes the location of an application, forms or reports dictionary to the launch file. |
||
|
ListView |
Adds a column to the list view field. |
|
|
Retrieves the total number of columns that have been added to a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the alignment of the specified column of a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the label of the specified column of a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the position of the specified column of a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the number of the subitem associated with the column. |
||
|
Retrieves the width, in pixels, of the specified column. |
||
|
Removes the specified column from a list view field. |
||
|
Specifies the alignment of a column in a list view field. |
||
|
Sets the label of the specified column of a list view field. |
||
|
Sets the position of the specified column of a list view field. |
||
|
|
Sets the width of the specified column. |
|
|
Returns the index of the item that was most recently clicked. |
||
|
Returns information for the column by which the list view field is being sorted. |
||
|
Returns the number of pixels required to fully display a string in the current font of a specified list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the current view mode for the specified list view field. |
||
|
Adds an item to a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the number of items currently in a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves a currency or variable currency value from the additional component of a subitem. |
||
|
Retrieves the long integer data item associated with the specified list view item. |
||
|
Retrieves a date value from the additional component of a subitem. |
||
|
Retrieves the item numbers of the images associated with the specified list view item. |
||
|
Retrieves an integer or long integer value from the additional component of a subitem. |
||
|
Retrieves the label of the specified list view item. |
||
|
Retrieves the item number of the state image associated with the specified list view item. |
||
|
Retrieves a subitem from the specified list view item. |
||
|
Retrieves a time value from the additional component of a subitem. |
||
|
Makes the specified item in a list view field visible. |
||
|
Removes the specified item from a list view field. |
||
|
Sets the value of the additional component of a subitem to a currency or variable currency value. |
||
|
Sets the data item associated with the specified list view item. |
||
|
Sets the value of the additional component of a subitem to a date value. |
||
|
Sets the item image associated with the specified list view item. |
||
|
Sets the value of the additional component of a subitem to an integer or long integer value. |
||
|
Sets the label of the specified list view item. |
||
|
Sets the state image associated with the specified list view item. |
||
|
Sets the value of a subitem for the specified list view item. |
||
|
Sets the value of the additional component of a subitem to a time value. |
||
|
Retrieves the number of items currently selected in a list view field. |
||
|
Retrieves the item index of the specified item in the selection. |
||
|
Changes the selection in a list view field. |
||
|
Specifies the message to display when the list view doesn’t contain any items. |
||
|
|
Specifies the column by which a list view field is sorted. |
|
|
Sets the view mode for the specified list view field. |
||
|
Sorts the items in a list view field. |
||
|
Login |
Disconnects a user from the current data source. |
|
|
Fills a list box or drop-down list with the names of all available data sources. |
||
|
Retrieves information about the ODBC driver and data source being used |
||
|
Returns the names of the data source and user ID associated with the current client’s connection to the server. |
||
|
Logs the user into the named data source. |
||
|
Logs a user into the named data source using Dexterity’s predefined Login window. |
||
|
Verifies whether the specified user ID and password are a valid combination for access to the named data source. |
||
|
MAPI |
Adds an address to the specified address list. |
|
|
Returns the number of addresses in the specified address list. |
||
|
Creates a list that will contain addresses to which a mail message will be sent. |
||
|
Removes the specified address list from memory. |
||
|
Displays the MAPI message addressing dialog. |
||
|
Retrieves an address from the specified address list. |
||
|
Indicates whether the current workstation supports MAPI. |
||
|
Removes an address from the specified address list. |
||
|
Sends a message to the members of a specified address list. |
||
|
Sends a message to the members of a specified address list. A mail dialog will be displayed for each message sent. |
||
|
Menu |
Causes a menu item to be invoked, just as if it had been selected by the user. |
|
|
OLE |
Closes the specified OLE container file. |
|
|
Closes the specified OLE container file (if open) and deletes it. |
||
|
Closes the OLE container application. |
||
|
Ascertains whether the current operating environment can support the OLE container application. |
||
|
Opens the specified OLE container file and sets the window title of the OLE container application. |
||
|
Saves the specified OLE container file. |
||
|
Path |
Changes the default location for tables with a Pathname table series. |
|
|
Creates a new folder or directory. |
||
|
Indicates whether the specified path exists. |
||
|
Returns the generic pathname of the runtime engine or the current application dictionary. |
||
|
Converts a native pathname to a generic pathname. |
||
|
Converts a generic pathname to a native pathname. |
||
|
Parses a file’s operating system name from a generic path. |
||
|
Allows a user to indicate the location of a file, and returns a generic pathname to that location. |
||
|
Printer |
Allows a Windows user to define a named printer destination. |
|
|
Returns the name of a printer defined using the Printer_Define() function. |
||
|
Changes the application’s default printer destination on a Windows workstation. |
||
|
Report |
Starts a Quick Report. |
|
|
Draws a double line in the current band. |
||
|
Completes the processing of a Quick Report. |
||
|
Returns how much vertical area of the page remains, not including the current band. |
||
|
Returns the printable width and height of the page, based on the settings for the currently-selected printer. |
||
|
Returns the width of a string using the font, font size and font style specified. |
||
|
Creates a new band in the report. |
||
|
Creates a new page for the report. |
||
|
Verifies that a new Quick Report can be run. |
||
|
Specifies the characteristics of the font to use for the Quick Report. |
||
|
Draws a single line in the current band. |
||
|
Adds a text string to the current band. |
||
|
Resource |
Releases resources that have been read into memory by the Resource_StartSeriesFill() function. |
|
|
Fills two list fields with the display names and technical names of resources of a specified resource type and series. |
||
|
Returns a string containing the display name of a specified resource in an application dictionary. |
||
|
Returns the resource ID for a specified resource type and name. |
||
|
Returns the resource ID and resource name for a form, report, table or table group for a specified series. |
||
|
Returns the resource ID, name, and series of the specified resource. |
||
|
Returns the name for a specified resource type and ID. |
||
|
Returns the number of resources of a specific type for a specified series. |
||
|
Runtime |
Returns information about the processor on which the application is being run. |
|
|
Returns the product ID of the application dictionary that contains the script executing this function. |
||
|
Retrieves the major and minor version numbers and the build number from the application dictionary. |
||
|
Returns build information for the operating system on which the application is being run. |
||
|
Returns information about the operating system on which the application is being run. |
||
|
Returns a string describing the current version of the runtime engine. |
||
|
Allows you to change the application name in the About menu item. |
||
|
Changes the functionality of the enter key to act as the tab key. |
||
|
Allows you to specify which icons will be displayed in the application. |
||
|
SQL |
Clears any results sets and errors for the specified pass-through SQL connection. |
|
|
Creates a new pass-through SQL connection. |
||
|
Executes a SQL string. |
||
|
Retrieves the next row from the current results set. |
||
|
Returns data in the specified column in the current row of the current results set. |
||
|
Returns information about the last error that occurred. |
||
|
Moves to the next results set. |
||
|
Returns the number of columns in the current results set. |
||
|
Returns the number of rows that were affected by a write operation. |
||
|
Deletes the specified pass-through SQL connection. |
||
|
Table |
Shrinks a data table and rebuilds the table’s indexes. |
|
|
Compares the structure of an existing table in the current data source to that table’s definition in the application dictionary. |
||
|
Copies a record from an original table to a temporary table created using Table_StartShrink(). |
||
|
Creates the indexes for the specified table on a data source. |
||
|
Creates the stored procedures for the specified table on a data source. |
||
|
Allows Dexterity to ignore automatic error checking for table operations. |
||
|
Drops the stored procedures for the specified table on a data source. |
||
|
Finishes a table conversion. |
||
|
Closes the shrink table and finishes the table shrink. |
||
|
Fills a list field with the names of the table groups from a series. |
||
|
|
Fills a list field with the names of tables from the specified table group. |
|
|
Clears the table cache for all closed tables. |
||
|
Indicates whether the current database manager is capable of conducting a table shrink using Table_AutoShrink() or rebuilding a table’s indexes using Table_RebuildIndexes(). |
||
|
Returns the display name for a specified table. |
||
|
Retrieves the names of the fields in the specified table. |
||
|
Returns the resource ID of the table group a specified table is part of. |
||
|
Returns information about a key in the specified table. |
||
|
Returns the operating system name being used for the specified table. |
||
|
Retrieves the key used for the range applied to the specified table. |
||
|
Returns an integer corresponding to the series the specified table is part of. |
||
|
Retrieves a block of SQL error text for the last SQL error that occurred. |
||
|
Ascertains whether a range is currently set for the specified table. |
||
|
Rebuilds the indexes for a table that stores data using the c-tree Plus database manager. |
||
|
Allows you to choose whether tables that don’t already exist will be created automatically at runtime. |
||
|
Sets a default database type for an application. |
||
|
Allows you to choose whether a delete all or drop will be executed when the delete table statement is used. |
||
|
Sets the refresh flags for each client buffer associated with the named table. |
||
|
Opens the old and new table definitions for exclusive use so data can be converted. |
||
|
Creates a temporary data table that can be used to store data from an original table that’s being shrunk. |
||
|
Removes all records from a named table, leaving the table structure intact in the database. |
||
|
Verifies the contents of the fields in a record for the specified table. |
||
|
Text file |
Closes a text file opened by the TextFile_Open() function. |
|
|
Opens a specified text file. |
||
|
Reads a line from a file opened by the TextFile_Open() function. |
||
|
Reads a specified number of characters from a text file opened by the TextFile_Open() function. |
||
|
Writes a line to a text file opened by the TextFile_Open() function, using the DOS text format. |
||
|
Writes a line to a text file opened by TextFile_Open(). |
||
|
Writes a line to a text file opened by the TextFile_Open() function without including a line feed or carriage return. |
||
|
Timer |
Causes the application to wait for the specified period of time. |
|
|
Tools |
Closes the DUOS table available to the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) environment. |
|
|
Disables load balancing on a process server or client workstation. |
||
|
Enables the Customization Maintenance menu item. |
||
|
Enables the Customization Status menu item. |
||
|
Enables the Import Utility. |
||
|
Enables load balancing on a process server or client workstation. |
||
|
Enables the Modifier. |
||
|
Enables the Report Writer. |
||
|
Indicates whether a database transaction is currently active. |
||
|
Returns whether the application is running on the Process Server. |
||
|
Returns whether the current script is being processed remotely on a process server. |
||
|
Opens the DUOS table available to the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) environment. |
||
|
Tree view |
Adds a new child node to the specified node in a tree view field. |
|
|
Collapses the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the number of children for the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the entire number of nodes in a tree view field. |
||
|
Expands the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the node whose state image was clicked. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the node that is being collapsed. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the node that is being expanded. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the first child node for the specified parent node. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the next sibling for the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the long integer data item associated with a node. |
||
|
Returns an integer indicating the image associated with a node. |
||
|
Returns the label for the specified node. |
||
|
Retrieves the item number of the state image associated with the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the node ID of the parent of the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the preceding sibling for the specified node. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the first root-level node. |
||
|
Returns the ID of the currently-selected node. |
||
|
Indicates whether a specific node is a parent node. |
||
|
Ensures that the specified node is visible in the tree. |
||
|
Removes the child nodes for the specified parent node. |
||
|
Deletes the specified node. |
||
|
Sets the data item associated with the specified node. |
||
|
Specifies the image to use for the specified node. |
||
|
Sets the label for the specified node. |
||
|
Sets the state image associated with the specified node. |
||
|
Makes the specified node selected and visible. |
||
|
Trigger |
Used in a trigger processing procedure of a database trigger to find out which product caused the trigger to activate. |
|
|
Disables a specific trigger. |
||
|
Enables or disables all client-side triggers for an application. |
||
|
Enables a specific trigger. |
||
|
Used in a trigger processing procedure to retrieve the tag associated with the current trigger. |
||
|
Returns a boolean indicating whether a specific trigger is enabled. |
||
|
Registers a database trigger for use with the runtime engine. |
||
|
Registers a database trigger for a table in the specified dictionary. |
||
|
Registers a focus trigger for use with the runtime engine. |
||
|
Registers a focus trigger for a resource in the specified dictionary. |
||
|
Registers a form trigger for use with the runtime engine. |
||
|
Registers a form trigger for a form in the specified dictionary. |
||
|
Registers a function trigger for use with the runtime engine. |
||
|
Registers a function trigger for a function in the specified dictionary. |
||
|
Registers a procedure trigger for use with the runtime engine. |
||
|
Registers a procedure trigger for a procedure in the specified dictionary. |
||
|
Unregisters a specific trigger. |
||
|
Utility |
Decodes a string that was encoded by the Utility_EncodeString() function. |
|
|
Decrypts a string that has been stored in a table in encrypted format. |
||
|
Converts a string into a format that isn’t easily readable by users or other applications. |
||
|
Encrypts a string using the same method that Dexterity uses when storing encrypted strings in tables. |
||
|
Loads the specified DLL into memory. |
||
|
Replaces product tokens in a string with the corresponding product names. |
||
|
Removes the specified DLL from memory. |
||
|
Window |
Forces a window to be redrawn. |
|
|
Returns the window title of a form’s main window. |
||
|
Returns the coordinates of a window’s top left corner. |
||
|
Returns the width and height, in pixels, of a window. |
||
|
Retrieves the visual state for a window. |
||
|
Returns the title of the specified window. |
||
|
Returns the title of a window in a specified dictionary. |
||
|
Pulls the focus from the specified window. |
||
|
Sets the size of the window without resizing any of the controls in the window. |
||
|
Changes the window type of the scrolling window. |
||
|
Sets the visual state for a window. |
||
|
WinHelp |
Returns the resource ID of the current window. |
|
|
Returns the context number for the selected field. |
||
|
Returns an integer indicating the type of help requested. |
||
|
Returns the context number for the current window. |
||
|
Starts the help engine, indicating the help file, help command and context number to be used. |
||
|
Indicates which procedure script to call when help is accessed. |
||
|
Specifies a help file and the help macro or macros to run. |
||
|
Starts the help engine and searches for the specified keyword in the help file indicated. |