4D v16.3
Is compiled mode
- 4D Language Reference
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- 4D Environment
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- Application file
- Application type
- Application version
- BUILD APPLICATION
- Compact data file
- COMPONENT LIST
- CREATE DATA FILE
- Data file
- Get 4D fileNew
- Get 4D folderUpd
- Get database localization
- Get database measures
- Get database parameter
- Get last update log path
- GET SERIAL INFORMATION
- Get table fragmentation
- Is compiled mode
- Is data file locked
- NOTIFY RESOURCES FOLDER MODIFICATION
- OPEN ADMINISTRATION WINDOW
- OPEN DATA FILE
- OPEN DATABASE
- OPEN SECURITY CENTER
- OPEN SETTINGS WINDOWUpd
- PLUGIN LIST
- QUIT 4D
- RESTART 4D
- SET DATABASE LOCALIZATION
- SET DATABASE PARAMETER
- SET UPDATE FOLDER
- Structure file
- VERIFY CURRENT DATA FILE
- VERIFY DATA FILE
- Version type
- _o_ADD DATA SEGMENT
- _o_DATA SEGMENT LIST
Is compiled mode
| Is compiled mode {( * )} -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| * | Operator |
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Returns information about host database | |||||
| Function result | Boolean |
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Compiled (True), Interpreted (False) | |||||
Is compiled mode tests whether you are running in compiled mode (True) or interpreted mode (False).
The optional * parameter is useful in the case of an architecture using components: it can be used to determine the database (host or component) for which you want to find out the running mode.
- When the command is called from a component:
In one of your routines, you include debugging code useful only when you are running in interpreted mode, so surround this debugging code with a test that calls Is compiled mode:
` ...
If(Not(Is compiled mode))
` Include debugging code here
End if
` ...
Product: 4D
Theme: 4D Environment
Number:
492
Modified: 4D v11 SQL
4D Language Reference ( 4D v16)
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