OdbcAdmin()
Displays the ODBC administrator dialog
OdbcDebug()
Returns current state of ODBCDBE related settings
OdbcListSqlKeywords()
Retrieves SQL keywords of the current data source.
OdbcTraceFile()
Retrieves or sets the file name of the ODBC trace mode
OdbcTraceMode()
Retrieves or sets the low-level trace mode of the ODBC driver manager.
OdbcWriteDebug()
Write the OdbcDebug() results to a file
OrdBagExt()
Returns the default extension for index file names.
OrdBagName()
Returns the filename of the file containing an index.
OrdCondSet()
Sets the conditions used to create indexes with OrdCreate().
OrdCount()
Determines the number of open indexes in a work area.
OrdCreate()
Creates an index in an index file.
OrdDestroy()
Deletes one or more indexes
OrdFor()
Returns the FOR condition of an index.
OrdInfo()
Sets or returns information about an order/index
OrdIsCandidate()
Checks if an order is an candidate order
OrdIsCustom()
Checks if a order is a Custom order.
OrdIsDescend()
Checks if an index is created in descending order
OrdIsSubIndex()
Checks if a order is a SubIndex order
OrdIsUnique()
Checks if an index is unique
OrdKey()
Returns the index expression of an index.
OrdKeyAdd()
Manually add key value to a custom order
OrdKeyNo()
Determines the relative logical record number of the current data record
OrdKeyRemove()
Manually remove key value from a custom order
OrdList()
Determines a list of all tag names relating to the current work area.
OrdListAdd()
Activate one or more indexes in a work area.
OrdListClear()
Closes all index files in a work area.
OrdListRebuild()
Rebuilds open index files in a work area.
OrdName()
Returns the index name from the list of open indexes.
OrdNumber()
Returns the position of an index in the index list based on the index
OrdSetCustom()
Transforms an existing order to a custom order for manual key manipulation
OrdSetFocus()
Sets the controlling index in a work area.
OrdWildSeek()
Search for a single or subset of records matching a specific wildcard pattern.
Os()
Returns the name of the operating system.
OutErr()
Outputs a list of expressions to the standard error device.
OutStd()
Outputs a list of expressions to the standard output device.