esProc offers system- & interface-related functions that handle system and interface information and operations.
Ø argpost |
Set a POST parameter to be passed to the to-be-called splx file |
Ø #arg |
Define arguments during the execution of a block of multi-row, multi-column code via esProc JDBC |
Ø ?i |
The parameter in a statement to be executed in esProc JDBC |
With esProc JDBC, generate the contextual execute statement and return every possible result set once the statement is executed |
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With esProc JDBC, execute the statement directly and return the result set |
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With esProc JDBC, execute the specified SQL statement and return the result set |
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Execute the SPL script via esProc JDBC |
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Execute the SPL script via esProc JDBC; used for scenarios where multiple pairs of parameters are passed in |
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Set system clipboard content |
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Ø env() |
Assign value to the global variable |
Package the returned result of URL as file flow |
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Upload parameters or files to an URL using the HTTP protocol |
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Ø ifv() |
Check whether a variable exists |
Ø invoke() |
Invoke the static function of class in the package |
Ø jvm() |
Get environment information of the current JVM |
Ø lock() |
Use a synchronization lock |
Ø output() |
Output data to the console |
Save a script file of splx/spl format as one of spl/splx format |
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Ø sleep() |
Make esProc program sleep |
Ø system() |
Execute the system command |
Get data type of the specified variable |
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Ø uuid() |
Generate a unique string |