DbScopeInfo Fields |
The DbScopeInfo type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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ForBlock | A code block representing the conditional for clause. A for condition is, essentially, a filter that hides rows for which the condition evaluates to FALSE. The string value is provided for storage, while the code block is provided as a parameter for the EvalBlock() method. | |
ForExpression | A string representing the conditional for clause. A for condition is, essentially, a filter that hides rows for which the condition evaluates to FALSE. The string value is provided for storage, while the code block is provided as a parameter for the EvalBlock() method. | |
IgnoreDuplicates | A flag that is TRUE if a process should ignore duplicate key values. | |
IgnoreFilter | A flag that is TRUE if a process should ignore any filter condition imposed on the current work area. | |
IncludeDeleted | A flag that is TRUE if a process should include deleted rows. | |
Last | A flag that is TRUE if the last row of the current scope is required. | |
NextCount | Permits continuation of a process for the next lNext rows, while obeying for and while clauses. | |
RecId | Permits continuation of a process for a single row number, while obeying for and while clauses. | |
Rest | A flag that is TRUE if a process should continue stepping through data from the current work area cursor position until logical end-of-file. | |
WhileBlock | A code block representing the conditional while clause. A while condition permits continuation of a process that steps through rows until the condition evaluates to FALSE. The string value is provided for storage, while the code block is provided as a parameter for the EvalBlock() method. | |
WhileExpression | A string representing the conditional while clause. A while condition permits continuation of a process that steps through rows until the condition evaluates to FALSE. The string value is provided for storage, while the code block is provided as a parameter for the EvalBlock() method. |