| A |
Index: A C D E F I L N R T |
| ABSS | Returns the unsigned value for each element of a dynamic array. |
| ADDS | Adds two dynamic arrays together |
| C |
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| CATS | Concaternates strings in each corresponding element of a pair of dynamic arrays. |
| COUNTS | Counts instances in a dynamic array. |
| D |
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| DEL | Deletes elements from a dynamic array. |
| DELETE | There are two delete commands. Both are explained here. |
| DIVS | Interates division between two dynamic arrays and results in a new dynamic array. |
| E |
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| EQS | Compares each element in the first dynamic array with each element in the second dynamic array, returning a dynamic array full of 1s (matches) and 0s (mismatches). |
| EXTRACT | Extracts data from a dynamic array. |
| F |
Index: A C D E F I L N R T |
| FIELDS | |
| FINDSTR | While FIND and LOCATE operate on entire elements, FINDSTR operates on substrings of elements. |
| FMTS | |
| FMTSDP | |
| FOLD | Use this command to break a string into a dynamic array based on spaces and lengths. |
| FOLDDP | This is a version of the FOLD command which is NLS safe. |
| I |
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| INDEXS | |
| INS | Adds values to dynamic arrays. |
| INSERT | Add source code from an external source at compile time. There is a second INSERT command, which adds values to dynamic arrays. |
| ISNULLS | |
| L |
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| LENS | Determines the length of each element in a dynamic array. |
| LENSDP | This variation on the LENS command distinguishes between byte length and display length, since NLS supports multi-byte characters. |
| N |
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| NOTS | Used to do a NOT (reverse logic) test on each element of a synamic array. |
| NUMS | |
| R |
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| RAISE | Promotes @VM to @FM. Promotes @SVM to @VM. And so on. |
| REMOVE | |
| T |
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| TRIMS | Convert a string by compressing multiple blanks into single blanks and eliminating leading blanks and trailing blanks. |
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