A QueryPlus Command object is a command created with the aid of the Windows tool QueryPlus. In QueryPlus, as in the case of QUERY, any SQL statement can be stored as a command and made available to other users for calling. A QueryPlus Command is identified by its owner and name (see the section entitled "queryplus" in the QueryPlus manual).
Relationships between a QueryPlus Command and other objects:
1. Qpcommand Uses Column
2. Qpcommand Uses Snapshot
3. Qpcommand Uses Synonym
4. Qpcommand Uses Table
5. Qpcommand Uses View
6. Qpexcellink Uses Qpcommand
7. Qpwordlink Uses Qpcommand
8. User Uses Qpcommand
1. A QueryPlus command uses one or more table columns; a table column can be used by a number of QueryPlus commands (N[0]-M).
2. A QueryPlus command can use a number of snapshots; a snapshot can be used by a number of QueryPlus commands (N[0]-M[0]).
3. A QueryPlus command can use a number of synonyms; a synonym can be used by a number of QueryPlus commands (N[0]-M[0]).
4. A QueryPlus command uses one or more tables; a table can be used by a number of QueryPlus commands (N[0]-M).
5. A QueryPlus command can use a number of view tables; a view table can be used by a number of QueryPlus commands (N[0]-M[0]).
6. An ExcelLink can link one or more QueryPlus command objects to an Excel object; a QueryPlus command can be used by one or more Excel objects by using an ExcelLink of the same name (N[0]-M[0]).
7. A WordLink can link one or more QueryPlus command objects to a WinWord document; a QueryPlus command can be used by one or more WinWord documents by using a WordLink object of the same name (N[0]-M[0]).
8. A user can call a number of QueryPlus commands; a QueryPlus command is called by a number of users (N-M[0]).
Any object and relationship lists can be generated for the QueryPlus Command object. QueryPlus Commands can be deleted or modified only with the aid of QueryPlus.