X# Runtime and VO SDK Reference
X# Runtime and VO SDK Reference
XSharp.VO.SDK Namespace
DataServer Class (Typed)
DataServer Methods (Typed)
DataServer.Append Method (Typed)
DataServer.AsString Method (Typed)
DataServer.Close Method (Typed)
DataServer.Commit Method (Typed)
DataServer.DataField Method (Typed)
DataServer.Delete Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldGet Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldGetFormatted Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldHyperLabel Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldName Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldPos Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldPut Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldSpec Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldStatus Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldSym Method (Typed)
DataServer.FieldValidate Method (Typed)
DataServer.FLock Method (Typed)
DataServer.GetLookupTable Method (Typed)
DataServer.GoBottom Method (Typed)
DataServer.GoTo Method (Typed)
DataServer.GoTop Method (Typed)
DataServer.LockCurrentRecord Method (Typed)
DataServer.NoIVarGet Method (Typed)
DataServer.NoIVarPut Method (Typed)
DataServer.Notify Method (Typed)
DataServer.PostInit Method (Typed)
DataServer.PreInit Method (Typed)
DataServer.RegisterClient Method (Typed)
DataServer.ResetNotification Method (Typed)
DataServer.RLock Method (Typed)
DataServer.RLockVerify Method (Typed)
DataServer.Rollback Method (Typed)
DataServer.Seek Method (Typed)
DataServer.SetDataField Method (Typed)
DataServer.Skip Method (Typed)
DataServer.SuspendNotification Method (Typed)
DataServer.UnLock Method (Typed)
DataServer.UnRegisterClient Method (Typed)
DataServer.Update Method (Typed)
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DataServer.Skip Method (Typed)

X#
Move the record pointer forward or backward in this data server a specified number of records.

Namespace:  XSharp.VO.SDK
Assembly:  XSharp.VOSystemClasses (in XSharp.VOSystemClasses.dll) Version: 2.19
Syntax
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 VIRTUAL METHOD Skip(
	 nRelativePosition AS LONG
) AS LOGIC
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Parameters

nRelativePosition
Type: Long
The number of records to move, relative to the current record. A positive value means to move forward, and a negative value means to move backward. The default is +1.

Return Value

Type: Logic
TRUE if successful; otherwise, FALSE. Note that a FALSE value can also indicate that beginning- or end-of-file was encountered. Use the DataServer:Status property to determine the reason for a failure.
Remarks
When executed successfully, this method sends a NotifyRecordChange message to this data server's clients.
Tip Tip
Not all data servers are capable of moving backward.
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