Technical References - [closedatabase]

[CLOSEDATABASE db=FileName]

numero = 197
interpreted = N
texte = Putting [closedatabase db=name.db] in your template causes the specified database file (or full path) to be written and closed. This is only needed for special cases (usually before appending to a file) where you need to change a file perhaps cached in RAM.

WebDNA automatically closes databases when it needs more memory, so you typically do not need to use this tag.

Adding 'commit=F' will cause the specified database file to be closed but not written to disk, so any unsaved changes will be lost

Putting [closedatabase db=name.db] in your template causes the specified database file (or full path) to be written and closed. This is only needed for special cases (usually before appending to a file) where you need to change a file perhaps cached in RAM.

WebDNA automatically closes databases when it needs more memory, so you typically do not need to use this tag.



Adding 'commit=F' will cause the specified database file to be closed but not written to disk, so any unsaved changes will be lost


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