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Appendix B: BASIC+ Commands By Category

This appendix lists all BASIC+ commands and functions, organized by category. Next to each entry is a short description of the purpose of the statement or function.

This appendix is useful if you know generally what you want to accomplish. For example, you know that you need to read a row from a table but are unsure of what BASIC+ commands to use.

The BASIC+ language consists of the statements, functions, and operators that make up a program module. In this section, items are listed by category, according to the part of the system you want to use, such as the compiler, or an operation you want to perform, such as input/output. If you need more information, refer to Chapter 3: BASIC+ Command Reference.

Special BASIC+ variables allow BASIC+ to interact with various modules of the system. All special system variables are preceded by an at sign (@). The sections that follow list special system variables and a give short description of each.

Cursors and Select Lists

Environment

Index

Queries

System Delimiters

Table Access

Tables and Dictionaries

User-defined Variables

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