PropertyHandle :: ExecuteExpression - Execute expression
Execute expression allows running in line expressions or persistent expressions. When running an in line expression containing one or more statements, the expression must be enclosed in {}. The result is returned as property handle, which allows an expression returning elementary or complex instances as well as instance collections.
When calling a persistent expression stored in the resource database the expression name must be preceded by the scope declarator (::).
"if (1>2) Print('true')" // in line expression
::GetTotalIncome(2004) // persistent expression
Implementation overview
- - internal feature (not documented)
PropertyHandle :: ExecuteExpression ( res_obhandle, cexpression, server_opt ) - - internal feature (not documented)
PropertyHandle :: ExecuteExpression ( cexpression, server_opt )
Implementation details
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- internal feature (not documented)
PropertyHandle PropertyHandle :: ExecuteExpression ( DBObjectHandle &res_obhandle, NString &cexpression, logical server_opt )
- res_obhandle
- Reference to resource database object handle
The resource database handle usually is a database handle, which is referred to as database object handle.
- cexpression - - Title unknown
- server_opt
- Server option
Functions that may run on client and server side get this option in order to decide where to run the function.
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- res_obhandle
- Reference to resource database object handle
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- internal feature (not documented)
PropertyHandle PropertyHandle :: ExecuteExpression ( NString &cexpression, logical server_opt )
- cexpression - - Title unknown
- server_opt
- Server option
Functions that may run on client and server side get this option in order to decide where to run the function.
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