ContainsCharType

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ContainsCharType(source_str, char_code) 

Description

Use the ContainsCharType function to determine if any of the characters in source_str are of type char_code. The char_code is a numerical value representing a character type (see the following Parameters section for details). Most character types supported by this function equate to specific Unicode ...

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ContainsOnlyCharType

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ContainsOnlyCharType(source_str, char_code_list)

Where char_code_list is a list of character set codes in the form:

char_code_1 [, char_code_2]. . .

Description

Use the ContainsOnlyCharType function to determine whether every character in source_str belongs to one or more of the character types in char_code_list . See the following Parameters section for a list of ...

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Continue

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

Continue

Description

Use the Continue statement to continue execution in a loop. How the statement performs depends on the type of loop:

  • In For loops, this statement continues to do the next step of the iteration

  • In While loops, this statement continues to the top of the loop and ...

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ConvertChar

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ConvertChar(source_str, source_str_category, output_str, target_char_code) 

Description

Use the ConvertChar function to convert every character in source_str to type target_char_code, if possible, and place the converted string in output_str . ConvertChar supports the following conversions:

  • Conversion among Japanese Hankaku (half-width) Katakana, Zenkaku (full-width) Katakana, and Hiragana .

  • Conversion of Japanese Hankaku (half-width ...

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ConvertCurrency

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ConvertCurrency(amt, currency_cd, exchng_to_currency, exchng_rt_type, effdt, converted_amt [, error_process [, round] [, rt_index]])

Description

Use the ConvertCurrency function to convert between currencies. The result of the conversion is placed in a variable passed in converted_amt .

Parameters

Field or Control

Definition

Amt

The currency amount to be converted.

Currency_cd

The currency in which ...

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ConvertDatetimeToBase

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ConvertDatetimeToBase(textdatetime, {timezone | "Local" | "Base"})

Description

Use the ConvertDatetimeToBase function to convert the text value textdatetime to a DateTime value. The ConvertDatetimeToBase function then further converts it from the specified time zone to the base time zone. This function automatically calculates whether daylight saving time is in effect for ...

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ConvertRate

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ConvertRate(Rate, In_Frequency, Out_Frequency)

Description

Use the ConvertRate function to convert a rate between various compounding frequencies.

Parameters

Field or Control

Definition

Rate

The rate to be converted. This parameter takes a number value.

In_Frequency

The frequency of the rate to be converted from. This parameter takes an array ...

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ConvertTimeToBase

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

ConvertTimeToBase(texttime,{timezone | "Local" | "Base"})

Description

Use the ConvertTimeToBase function to convert the text value texttime to a Time value and converts it to the base time. This function automatically calculates whether daylight saving time is in effect for the given texttime .

This function is useful for users to ...

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CopyAttachments

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

CopyAttachments(URLSource, URLDestination [, FileRefRecords [, PreserveCase[, AllowLargeChunks]]])

Description

Use the CopyAttachments function to copy all files from one storage location to another. The files to be copied can be limited to those referenced in specific file reference tables.

To schedule a batch job to copy file attachments, you can use ...

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CopyFields

Mon 01 January 2018

Syntax

CopyFields(from, to)

where from and to are constructions that reference rows of data on specific source and target records in the component buffer; each have the following syntax:

level, scrollpath, target_row

and where scrollpath is:

[RECORD.level1_recname, level1_row, [RECORD.level2_recname, level2_row, ]] RECORD.target_recname

To prevent ambiguous references, you ...

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