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| − | |<.dbx filename>||The .dbx file which contains the tag. Only required if the same tag name exists in multiple .dbx files or the <alias> is specified.. | + | |valign=top|<.dbx filename>||The .dbx file which contains the tag. Only required if the same tag name exists in multiple .dbx files or the <alias> is specified.. |
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| − | |<alias>||The workarea in which to operate. Specified in any of the following ways: | + | |valign=top|<alias>||The workarea in which to operate. Specified in any of the following ways: |
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A workarea letter: A-Z (a-z) excluding M (m). | A workarea letter: A-Z (a-z) excluding M (m). | ||
Revision as of 10:55, 24 January 2013
Contents
Purpose
Function to return the 'for' expression of an index tag
Syntax
TAGFOR(<tag name>[,<.dbx filename>[,<alias>]])
See Also
KEY(), MDX(), ORDER(), SET INDEX, SET ORDER, TAG(), TAGCOUNT(), TAGEXPR(), TAGKEY(), TAGNO(), TAGUNIQUE()
Description
The TAGFOR() function returns the 'for' expression for the specified index tag. With no <alias> specified, the TAGFOR() function operates in the currently selected workarea. If the specified tag has no 'for' expression, TAGFOR() returns an empty string.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| <tag name> | The name of the tag |
| <.dbx filename> | The .dbx file which contains the tag. Only required if the same tag name exists in multiple .dbx files or the <alias> is specified.. |
| <alias> | The workarea in which to operate. Specified in any of the following ways:
A workarea number. A workarea letter: A-Z (a-z) excluding M (m). A table alias. The alias can be specified in the USE command. If not specified, the table basename is used. |
Example
open database southwind use customers ? tagfor("customerid") // returns empty string ? tagfor("label_germany") // returns 'CONTAINS("Germany", .f.)' ? tagno("label_germany", "customers.dbx", "customers") // returns 'CONTAINS("Germany", .f.)'
