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The SET SEQNO TO <expN> command resets the sequence number of the currently active table to the specified <expN> value. The next time the SEQNO() function is called, the value returned will be <expN> + 1. The ZAP command will reset the sequence number to 0. The next time the SEQNO() function is called, the value returned will be 1. | The SET SEQNO TO <expN> command resets the sequence number of the currently active table to the specified <expN> value. The next time the SEQNO() function is called, the value returned will be <expN> + 1. The ZAP command will reset the sequence number to 0. The next time the SEQNO() function is called, the value returned will be 1. | ||
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Revision as of 16:57, 23 March 2009
Contents
SET SEQNO
Class
Table Organization
Purpose
Reset sequence numbering to specified number
Syntax
SET SEQNO TO <expN>
See Also
Description
The SET SEQNO TO <expN> command resets the sequence number of the currently active table to the specified <expN> value. The next time the SEQNO() function is called, the value returned will be <expN> + 1. The ZAP command will reset the sequence number to 0. The next time the SEQNO() function is called, the value returned will be 1.
The SET SEQNO command and CURRSEQNO() and SEQNO() functions are only supported for Recital tables.
Example
use demo set seqno to 2000 edit
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
