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79 lines
2.2 KiB
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/*
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* $Id$
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*/
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/*
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Default Settings
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*/
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#include "sixapi.ch"
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PROCEDURE MAIN()
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/* Defines the format of date strings returned by sx_GetDateString.
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AMERICAN "MM/DD/YY"
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ANSI "YY.MM.DD"
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BRITISH "DD/MM/YY"
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FRENCH "DD/MM/YY"
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GERMAN "DD.MM.YY"
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ITALIAN "DD-MM-YY"
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SPANISH "DD-MM-YY"
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*/
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SET DATE ANSI
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/*
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Indicates whether or not the two digits of the year designating
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century are to be returned by sx_GetDateString as part of a date
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string formatted according to the sx_SetDateFormat setting.
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*/
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SET CENTURY ON
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/*
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Makes deleted records either transparent or visible to record positioning
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functions. Setting Deleted ON incurs certain performance penalties.
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Instead of using Set Deleted ON, consider creating conditional index
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files with a condition of .not. deleted.
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If True, deleted records will be invisible to all record positioning
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functions except GO.
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*/
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SET DELETED ON
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/* Indicates whether or not Seeks are to return True if a partial key
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match is made. If True, key searches made with sx_Seek must match
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exactly in content and length. Partial key matches will result in
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False returns from sx_Seek.
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*/
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SET EXACT ON
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/*
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Change the number of open file handles in the current Windows task.
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255 max.
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*/
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SET HANDLE 200
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/*
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Sets the number of seconds allowed to retry a lock operation before failing.
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The lock operation will be continuously retried for this number of seconds
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before reporting failure. The default value is 1 second.
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*/
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SET LOCK TIMEOUT 5
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/*
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Indicates whether or not index seeks that result in failure
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(i.e., the requested key value does not match any key in the index
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order either partially or exactly) should result in a successful
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conclusion if a key is found that is immediately greater than the
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requested key.
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If ON, then soft seeks are performed for all files in the current task.
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The soft seek setting is global in this respect.
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sx_SetSoftSeek is normally only turned on when necessary, and then
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turned off immediately after performing sx_Seek.
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See sx_Seek for details as to its behavior when sx_SetSoftSeek is set
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to True.
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NOTE: This is a global system setting that affects all index seeks once
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it is turned on.
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*/
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SET SOFTSEEK ON
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