Using dBase Expressions (2004)
This document is provided for individuals who have at least an intermediate knowledge of programming. Improper use of these functions may result in data that is not recoverable. Please be sure to backup your data before attempting to use any of these functions. GoldMine offers a variety of dBase expression functions to: • Manipulate data for comparison, such as for creating filters and groups • Store data, such as for global replacements and updates to field data (LOOKUP.INI) • Evaluate and return data when using DDE and GMxS32.DLL function calls. To ensure that your dBASE functions work correctly, GoldMine also features a realtime expression tester. To activate the tester on an active record window, press Ctrl+Shift+d. Filter expressions work equally well on dBase or SQL tables. With SQL, the dBase filter is evaluated on the client side, not the server side. [via]
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