[WebDNA] [SEEK]
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 110812
interpreted = N
texte = --Apple-Mail=_0A15EF43-F4B5-424D-B5E0-317D330ADF0EContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/plain;charset=us-asciiAnyone able to explain this to me, used inside [SQLResult](Optional) - Manual/Auto - When set to MANUAL, the [FoundItems] context =switches to 'manual' mode. The new [Seek] tag must then be used to ='move' the record set cursor. The cursor is always initialized to the =first record position. When set to Auto - [FoundItems] reverts to =default behavior, iterating the record set one record at a time, =starting from the first item, and ending with the last item.This is the only mention of [SEEK] anywhere.http://www.webdna.us/page.dna?numero=3D93--Apple-Mail=_0A15EF43-F4B5-424D-B5E0-317D330ADF0EContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/html;charset=us-ascii
Anyone able to explain this to me, used inside =[SQLResult]
(Optional) - Manual/Auto - When =set to MANUAL, the [FoundItems] context switches to 'manual' mode. The =new [Seek] tag must then be used to 'move' the record set cursor. The =cursor is always initialized to the first record position. When set to =Auto - [FoundItems] reverts to default behavior, iterating the record =set one record at a time, starting from the first item, and ending with =the last item.
This is =the only mention of [SEEK] anywhere.
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--Apple-Mail=_0A15EF43-F4B5-424D-B5E0-317D330ADF0EContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/plain;charset=us-asciiAnyone able to explain this to me, used inside
[SQLresult](Optional) - Manual/Auto - When set to MANUAL, the
[founditems] context =switches to 'manual' mode. The new [Seek] tag must then be used to ='move' the record set cursor. The cursor is always initialized to the =first record position. When set to Auto -
[founditems] reverts to =default behavior, iterating the record set one record at a time, =starting from the first item, and ending with the last item.This is the only mention of [SEEK] anywhere.http://www.webdna.us/page.dna?numero=3D93--Apple-Mail=_0A15EF43-F4B5-424D-B5E0-317D330ADF0EContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/html;charset=us-ascii
Anyone able to explain this to me, used inside =
[SQLresult]
(Optional) - Manual/Auto - When =set to MANUAL, the [founditems] context switches to 'manual' mode. The =new [Seek] tag must then be used to 'move' the record set cursor. The =cursor is always initialized to the first record position. When set to =Auto - [founditems] reverts to default behavior, iterating the record =set one record at a time, starting from the first item, and ending with =the last item.
This is =the only mention of [SEEK] anywhere.
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Stuart Tremain
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