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• @...GET - Check Boxes
  Create a FoxPro style check box for data input ...check box is returned to the <memvar>, which must be of logical or numeric data type.
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• OPEN DATABASE
  ...ectory. The environment variable DB_DATADIR points to the current Recital data directory and can be queried using the GETENV() function. Files from other |CODE||Numeric||3||File group||N
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• CREATE CURSOR
  |datatype ||The column's data type. |NEXTVALUE <NextValue>||The specified <NextValue> is the numeric start value for the auto incrementing.
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• DATETIME()
  ...times is affected by the SET CENTURY, SET DATE, SET EPOCH and SET MARK set commands. The SET SECONDS set command determines whether seconds are displayed in t The optional parameters can be used to specify numeric years, months, days, hours, minutes and seconds and return a valid correspo
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• DATE()
  ...dates is affected by the SET CENTURY, SET DATE, SET EPOCH and SET MARK set commands. The optional <expN1>,<expN2>,<expN3> can be used to specify numeric years, months and days and return a valid corresponding date. If any param
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• Constants and Expressions
  |Numeric||An integer number of up to 16 digits (0-9) or a floating point number of u ...curly braces {}. The format is determined by the SET DATE and SET CENTURY commands.
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• Terminal Definition Files
  Entries 4,5 and 6 are used by the local printing commands [[SET DEVICE|SET DEVICE TO PRINT]], [[SET CONSOLE|SET CONSOLE OFF]] and [[S ...In the example above, the setting is \E= for application mode, and \E> for numeric mode.
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• Main Page
  # [[Working With String Data in Recital]] # [[Working With Date and Time Data in Recital]]
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• Using Navigational Data Access Commands in Recital
  ==Using Navigational Data Access Commands in Recital== ===Why use Navigational Data Access Commands===
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• Working With Numeric Data in Recital
  ==Working With Numeric Data in Recital== ...:Category:Set Commands|set commands]] change the display format of numeric data:
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• Working With Date and Time Data in Recital
  ==Working With Date and Time Data in Recital== Certain [[:Category:Set Commands|set commands]] change the date format:
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• Recital Arrays
  // change each array element to hold a numeric value You can view the contents of a static array using the [[ECHO|echo]] or [[?]] commands.
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• Recital Operators
  When dealing with Date data types, the operators work as follows: The ++ operator is used to automatically increment a previously declared numeric memory variable by one. The ++ operator must be placed at the beginning of
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• Recital Variables and Constants
  ...red as a particular data type, and in this case only values of the correct data type can be assigned. private nVar as numeric
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• A Recital Primer
  ...ou do not need to concern yourself about names that may already be used as commands. ...olumn of a line. A newline ends the command. If you have particularly long commands, you can them extend over multiple lines by placing the line continuation c
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• Recital Replication Configuration
  ...s stored in the ''replication'' database. The replication queue table meta data is defined below. | DATA
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