A user-assigned numeric identifier for the menu.
An integer (0 to 999)
If no number is assigned, 0 is used.
MenuNum can be used in an application program to identify the menu that had focus when control returned to the program. (See $MenuNum, and $MenuItemNum in the Language Reference.)
FNum, FormNum, WNum
The name assigned to a window.
An 18-character string, containing a valid object name
A user-assigned classification for a window.
A character string, up to 18 characters in length.
A user-assigned numeric identifier for a window.
An integer
WNum can be used in an application program to identify the window that had focus when control returned to the program. (See ThisWindow.WindowNum in the Language Reference.)
FNum, FormNum, MenuNum
A user-assigned classification for a relationship.
A character string, up to 18 alphanumeric characters
The name assigned to a relationship.
An 18-character string, containing a valid object name
ConstName, DDObjectName, DDOwnerName, DirName, DisplayName, DocName, EntName, FieldName, FormName, MenuName, OwnerName, RoleName, SetName, UserName, VarName
The conditional expression that defines a relationship. The specific association between objects.
Any conditional expression
Objects mentioned in the RelCondition should exist before the relationship is created. Referenced objects that do not exist when a RelCondition is created are interpreted as character strings if SET QUOTING is OFF.
For example,
Employees.DeptNum = Departments.DeptNum
defines a relationship between employees (in entity set Employees) and their departments (in entity set Departments) using a common department number (DeptNum).
The name assigned to a role.
An 18-character string, containing a valid object name
ConstName, DDObjectName, DDOwnerName, DirName, DisplayName, DocName, EntName, FieldName, FormName, MenuName, OwnerName, RelName, SetName, UserName, VarName
The members of the owner-object associated with the role. An expression that indicates which members of the owner-object are represented by a role.
Any conditional expression involving fields from the owner-object only. If the role condition is omitted, the associated role name applies to all members of the owner-object.
For example, a role called NYEmps whose owner is the Employees entity set might use the role condition:
Employees.Location = “New York”
The role NYEmps therefore refers only to those Employees that work in New York.
A user-assigned numeric identifier.
An integer in the range 0 to 255
Several UserNames may share the same UserId.
Only a “super user” (i.e., a user whose GroupId is 0) can view or update the Users entity set.
GroupId, UserName
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