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Gupta Technologies Team Developer (previously Centura), also known as SQLWindows, or TD.Net is a programming development environment originally based on Win32, and from v7 onwards can be .Net based or Win64. It is a rapid application development language and considered world's first client/server relational database software that would run on Personal Computers (PC) rather than Mini Computers.

Gupta Technologies (OpenText) 'Team Developer' (previously Centura), also known as 'SQLWindows', or 'TD.Net' is a programming development environment originally based on Win32, but from v7 onward can be .Net based or Win64.

It is a rapid application development language and considered world's first client/server relational database software that would run on Personal Computers (PC) rather than Mini Computers.

The tag is relevant for any Team Developer (TD) or Centura version.

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Add Acrobat Reader XI AxtiveX to Gupta (Centura) Team Developer 3.0 project

I have to make some changes to a large reporting application, built with centrua team developer 3.0 (tpf3). One of the changes is to enable to open reports with a more recent version of acrobat reader. There is a .apl file that works with the…
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Is there something like variadic functions in Centura?

Is it possible to have optional parameters in Centura 6.1? Like: test( boolean , hWnd... ) And how would I declare them?
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Make Dynamic Forms

I'm using Centura / TeamDeveloper 6.1 Is it possible to make the content of a Dialog / Window dynamic? For example if I load a table inside a tab it is dynamic because the child table always takes the size of the tab. I want the same behaviour with…
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SQLBase: is there a lpad function?

I am using SQLBase and I have to complete a column with zeros. This example works in PostgreSQL. I need to do the same in SQLBase but there isn't a function like lpad. SELECT lpad(last_name, 10, '0') FROM persons; If last_name is Douglas, the…
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