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Tests if a number is odd. Syntax $isodd(expression) Parameters expression a number, or an expression that evaluates to a number Return Value If expression evaluates to an odd number, the function returns “1” ($True); if expression evaluates to an even number, the function returns”0″ ($False) If expression does not evaluate to a number, the software…
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Extracts the month number associated with a specified date value. Syntax $month(date) Parameters date a data, or an expression that evaluates to a date, in the form YYYYMMDD Return Value Character string. Comments This function extracts month information from standard date values. Date is often the system variable $Date. Example $month(19931225) Evaluates to “12”. $month($date+7)…
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Tests if a character string contains only digits. Syntax $isdigit(string) Parameters string a character string or an expression that evaluates to a character string Return Value 1-character binary string. Evaluates to 1 ($True) if string meets the validation test; otherwise, evaluates to 0 ($False). Comments This function tests if a particular character string is all…
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Obtain the name of the current event. Syntax $ObjEventName Return Value Returns a string. Warning COM objects are being discontinued by Microsoft and may not be available in future releases of Zim-X.

The name of the database as provided in the connection. Syntax $dbname Return Value A character string. Cannot be reset by an application program. Description The $DBName function is set to the value of the database name provided as a connection parameter. See Also $DBPath

The file system path for the Zim Server Access Modules (SAM). Syntax $sqlpath Value The pathname of the directory pointed to by the SQLCPI variable. Description The SQLCPI variable is defined in the registry. The SQLCPI variable indicates the directory containing the Zim Server Access Modules.