SET SEQUENCENUMBER
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Controls the way Automatic Sequence Numbers operate.
Syntax
SET SEQUENCENUMBER {object | ALL} {number | variable | ON | OFF}.
where
object | The name of an Entity-Set Relationship with fields that contains an ASN defined |
ALL | Refer to all Entity-Sets and Relationships with fields that contain ASNs defined |
number | a positive number from 1 up to 15-digit number |
variable | a variable containing a positive number from 1 up to a 15-digit number. If the contents of the variable is $null, the number is assumed to be 1. |
Comments
The command sets an initial number, enables or disables automatic sequential numbers to the mentioned object or to ALL the objects that contain ASN.
Examples
SET SEQUENCENUMBER ALL 1
Resets all existing ASN to 1.
LET MyVar = 1000
SET SEQUENCENUMBER Customer MyVar
Initializes the ASN for Customer to the value of 1000.
SET SEQUENCENUMBER ALL OFF
Disables all ASN.
SET SEQUENCENUMBER Customer ON
Enables the ASN for the Customer object and $ZimSeqNum returns the current sequence number available for Customer
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