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• REQUIRE ONCE()
  The active procedures and functions can be listed with the LIST or DISPLAY PROCEDURE commands. [[Category:Functions]]
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• MEMOEDIT()
  ... is strongly recommended for enabling users to edit text files from within applications. ...hat memo-editing functions will not work with text files, and text-editing functions will not work with memo fields. An external Word Processor can be defined
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• GOTO()
  ...ias> and returns a .T. if successful. This function is most useful in the Applications Data Dictionary where it can provide an additional link to another data fil [[Category:Functions]]
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• GETRESULTSET()
  ...used in returning a resultset from a stored procedure in SQL client/server applications. [[Category:Functions]]
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• CLEARRESULTSET()
  ...used in returning a resultset from a stored procedure in SQL client/server applications. [[Category:Functions]]
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• Terminal Definition Files
  ...Terminal Definition File and changing the <values> for the Recital <entry> functions. ...anged from within Recital Terminal Developer at the developer prompt or in applications by issuing the following sequence:
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• SDK Function Levels
  The API (Applications Programming Interface) provides a library of 'C' functions that are divided into four different levels. Functions available at [[SDK Overview of Level 1|level 1]] are for use with parameter
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• SDK Overview
  ...rnals of Recital. This gives developers the ability to write User Defined Functions (UDF) and User Defined Classes (UDC) in 'C' and then link them into the Rec ...RECITAL/SDK provides the means to build presentation graphics and Xwindows functions for displaying the data accessed by Recital. In fact there is no limit for
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• Library Overview
  ...nction should be used to format 'C' strings for use as parameters to these functions. ...etrieved and placed into database tables is arranged in character arrays. Functions are provided for converting portions of these character arrays into non-cha
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• Library Sample Files
  ...es to demonstrate the use of the Library functions and how to link and run applications which use the RECITAL/Library. Depending on the Operating System, the foll ...e sample. Use this file as a reference for compiling and linking your own applications.
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• DIE()
  [[Category:Functions]] [[Category:Applications]]
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• LOADLIBRARY()
  ...ROCEDURE and CLOSE PROCEDURE commands and the REQUIRE() and REQUIRE_ONCE() functions. The active API procedures and functions can be listed with the LIST or DISPLAY PROCEDURE commands. Classes can be
  2 KB (310 words) - 16:51, 2 December 2009
• EXIT()
  [[Category:Functions]] [[Category:Applications]]
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• FUNCTION EXISTS()
  ...med <expC> has been declared and .F. (false) if it has not been declared. Functions are declared using the [[FUNCTION]] or [[PROCEDURE]] commands. [[Category:Functions]]
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• INCLUDE ONCE()
  The active procedures and functions can be listed with the LIST or DISPLAY PROCEDURE commands. [[Category:Functions]]
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• Main Page
  ...est practices to use when developing and deploying Recital desktop and web applications. # [[Recital Functions]]
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• Building Data Agents Using the Messaging Functions
  ==Building Data Agents Using the Messaging Functions== ...ion. This type of communication is designed for asynchronous use where the applications involved are not waiting for an immediate response from the other end.
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• Recital Object-Oriented Programming
  ...ogramming language particularly well suited to the development of database applications. While Recital still supports standard procedural programming, new extensio ...s) and procedures within a class, programming becomes less error prone and applications easier to maintain.
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• Introduction to Recital
  ...l suited for the development and deployment of high transaction throughput applications. ...ram communicates. Instead, the Recital database is an integral part of any applications developed in Recital.
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