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Document containing Zim statements to be executed by the Zim Database Agent when it starts its execution. Syntax SERVPROF Comments The SERVPROF command, if it exists, is executed when the Database Agent process starts. This command can be used to do initialization. If the database has Zim directories containing tables that are being accessed by…
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The current instance of the current form Syntax $subscript n Parameters n Any numeric value between 1 and 8 Comments In combination of $FormNum, $subscript, $ FieldNum can uniquely identify a particular for field in a Zim display. Example form set (reverse) ($ formnum,$ fieldnum,$subscript) Sets the current instance of a repeated form to reverse…
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Syntax SET TRANSACTION DEFAULTTYPE READ|NORMAL Comments This command is ignored by Zim 9.
Returns a cryptographic 128-bit hash value. Syntax $md5(expression) Parameters expression an expression that evaluates to a string Return Value The value returned by $MD5 is a hexadecimal 32-characters long string representing the cryptographic hash value of the expression used as the argument. Example out $md5(1) 45954632C04A953592D33FDC5F59A64C out $md5(“1”) C4CA4238A0B923820DCC509A6F75849B The returned values are different because…
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Make Zim Server generate implicit transactions. Syntax SET IMPLICITTRANS OFF | ON Comments This command is ignored and has no effect on Zim Server. It is only accepted for backward compatibility.
Syntax SET TIMEOUT [num] This command is ignored by Zim 9. Its approximate equivalent is the Zim Server configuration option Pending Timeout.
Enables or disables the checkpoint activity over changed buffers. Syntax SET CHECKPOINT ON|OFF Comments The CHECKPOINT option is set ON by default. When CHECKPOINT is ON, all data changed in transactions successfully committed by users is sent to a checkpoint file which then is later committed to the database. In this way, the server can…
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Indicates the operating system under which ZXCLIENT is currently running. Syntax $ClientOS Return Value A number according to the following table. It cannot be reset by an application program. Value Operating System 1 Microsoft Windows 4 Linux in General 5 Android 6 iOS 7 OS X
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