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version 2003
Every routine in this section works exactly like its corresponding 4th Dimension command:
| PA_CopyNamedSelection | COPY NAMED SELECTION |
| PA_CutNamedSelection | CUT NAMED SELECTION |
| PAUseNamedSelection | USE NAMED SELECTION |
| PA_ClearNamedSelection | CLEAR NAMED SELECTION |
Please refer to 4th Dimension documentation to learn more about named selection.
In addition to the information in the documentation:
- A named selection is an ordered list of records for a table in a process. This ordered list can be given a name and kept in memory. Named selections offer a simple means of preserving the order of the selection and the current record of the selection in memory .
- Named selections can be process or interprocess in scope.
- Named selections require 4 bytes for each record in the selection.
- Named selections exist in memory. Remember to free this memory once you have finished with a named selection. A selection created by PA_CopyNamedSelection must be cleared with PA_ClearSelection. A named selection created by PA_CutNamedSelection is cleared when calling PA_UseSelection.
- If a named selection is created during a transaction, it may contain addresses that will no longer be valid when the transaction is validated or cancelled. The records will receive their final, and actual, address after the transaction is validated.
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