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Revision as of 16:15, 15 December 2009
Contents
- 1 Using Navigational Data Access Commands in Recital
- 1.1 Why use Navigational Data Access Commands
- 1.2 Creating a Recital Database
- 1.3 Opening a Recital Database
- 1.4 Creating a Recital Table
- 1.5 Opening a Recital Table
- 1.6 Navigating a Recital Table
- 1.7 Inserting Data into a Recital Table
- 1.8 Selecting Records from a Recital Table
- 1.9 Adding Records to a Recital Table
- 1.10 Deleting Records in a Recital Table
- 1.11 Obtain Information about a Recital Database Table
- 1.12 Summary
Creating a Recital Database
Opening a Recital Database
Creating a Recital Table
* CREATE
- COPY STRUCTURE
- COPY
- COPY STRUCTURE EXTENDED
- SQL CREATE TABLE
Opening a Recital Table
* USE
* GOTO * GOTO() * INDEX * REINDEX * SEEK * SEEK() * SKIP
Inserting Data into a Recital Table
* BLANK * GATHER * GENERATE * REPLACE
Selecting Records from a Recital Table
* AVERAGE * COUNT
- DISPLAY
- LIST
* SCAN * SCATTER * SUM * TOTAL
Adding Records to a Recital Table
- APPEND
* APPEND BLANK
- INSERT
Deleting Records in a Recital Table
- DELETE
- PACK
- RECALL
- SET DELETED
- ZAP
Obtain Information about a Recital Database Table
- DISPLAY/LIST STRUCTURE
- DISPLAY/LIST INDEX
- DISPLAY/LIST
- BOF()
- EOF()
* FIELD() * FIELDNAME() * FLDLIST() * INUSE()
- RECNO()
* REFERENCES() * USED()
