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Centrallix Documentation
1. Getting Started
2. Applications Overview
3. Application Components
4. Reports Overview
5. Report Components
6. SQL Language
7. Process Modeling
8. Application Modeling
9. Role-Based Security
10. Business Logic Modeling
11. Other Objects
12. External API's
13. Internal API's

6.8.3 Domain Declaration Functions


Domain Declaration Pseudo-Functions

A domain declaration provides control over the context in which an expression (or part thereof) will be evaluated.

FunctionDescriptionStandard
runclient(v)Indicates that the expression v should be evaluated in the context of a running application, using real-time values where possible.Centrallix
runserver(v)Indicates that the expression v should be evaluated in the context of server-side data, including parameters passed to components and applications, or data resulting from a SQL query while a report is being generated. Data on the client side, such as the content of an editbox, are not available to a runserver() expression.Centrallix
runstatic(v)This is the default and does not need to be explicitly used. It means that none of the values in the expression v depend on any server-side or client-side context. Such expressions consist generally of constant values. For example, an application designer may choose to do arithmetic for widget layout using runstatic() expressions instead of manually adding or subtracting values.Centrallix


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