File Related Built-In Functions
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Read records from any file in the system. |
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Specifies/re-specifies the attributes of an "access route". |
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Specifies/re-specifies the name of a field or value that is to be used to access data via an access route. |
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Compares two CTD files and indicates if a difference is found. |
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Submits a batch job to delete a file and its associated logical files and I/O module. |
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Ends an "edit session" on the definition of a nominated LANSA file. |
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Specifies/re-specifies a field in format of the file being edited. |
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Specifies/re-specifies a virtual field of the file definition being edited. | |
Retrieves a list of file related information from the LANSA internal database. |
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Retrieves a list of physical files, associated logical views and descriptions. |
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Retrieves a list of physical files and descriptions. |
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Calls the OAM for the requested file and loads the data. |
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Loads the definition of an "OTHER" file. |
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Specifies/re-specifies the name of a field that is a key of a logical view/file. |
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Specifies/re-specifies the name and basic attributes of a logical view/file |
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Submits a batch job to create/recreate a file plus associated logical files and I/O module. |
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Specifies/re-specifies the key of the physical file associated with the file being edited. |
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Puts/updates a list of file multilingual attributes in different languages. |
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Optionally drops the existing file and its views, and creates the new file from the CTD file . |
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Rebuild IBM i High Speed Index |
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Reset the @@UPID field to zero in any file. |
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Sets a file's database attributes. |
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Starts an "edit session" on the definition of a nominated LANSA file definition. |
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Closes the stream file which was opened by a STM_FILE_OPEN |
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Opens a stream file. |
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Reads data from the specified stream file that was opened by STM_FILE_OPEN. |
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Writes data to the specified stream file that was opened by STM_FILE_OPEN. |
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Writes Line terminator character/s to the data stream. |
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Calls the OAM for a file and unloads all its data to a flat file. |