•MANY - specifies the character used to specify a pattern for more than one character. The default is the percent (%). •QUOTES - specifies the character used when specifying character strings. The default is an apostrophe('). •PLUS - specifies the character used to indicate that a line wraps in code. The default is the plus (+). •BLANK - specifies the character used to indicate a space. The default is a space. •NULL - specifies up to four characters to indicate a null value. The default is a hyphen, zero, and hyphen (-0-). •SINGLE - specifies the character used to specify a pattern for one character. The default is an underscore (_). •SEMI - specifies the character used to separate commands. The default is the semi-colon (;). •DELIMIT - specifies the character used to separate characters or strings. The default is the comma (,). •LINEEND - specifies the character used to indicate the end of a line for display of fields with NOTE or TEXT data types, or in the Data Browser. The default character for R:BASE database that migrated over the years from DOS versions is รพ, the ASCII value 0254. The default character for R:BASE for Windows is the carat (^). •IDQUOTES - specifies the character used for enclosing object names, such as column or table names. The default is the reverse quote (`).
Defaults - will load the default configuration settings for the R:BASE environment Make a Backup - will create a backup configuration file in the same directory. The backup configuration file will use the .~CFG file extension. |
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