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| The END: label is used to define a code that will be systematically run at the end of process execution. |
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| Positions at the end of media file played in the Multimedia control. |
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| In a WHILE statement, the expression is evaluated at each beginning of the block of statements... |
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| Saves a memory dump containing the memory resources that have been allocated and that have not been freed since the previous call to dbgStartMemoryDiff. |
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| The statement block is repeated endlessly... |
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| Marks the end of a critical section: another thread will be able to run the code. |
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| Ends the execution of the current program. |
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Validates the current transaction: - the modifications performed on the data file since the start of transaction (HTransactionStart) are validated.
- the transaction file is deleted (if the transaction is the last transaction in progress for a network application)
- the records locked in read-only by the transaction are unlocked.
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