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Property
String = <CRemoteData>.ConnectionTypes
Integer = <CRemoteData>.ConnectionType
String = <CRemoteData>.FirstConnectionType
String = <CRemoteData>.NextConnectionType
Bool =
<CRemoteData>.FindConnectionType(ConnectionType)
Table 2-22 defines the connection type properties and return values. Replace the
information in angle brackets with the actual values.
Table 2-22 Connection type properties and return values
Return Description
value
String Returns the connection type of the
remote object.
Integer Returns the number of available
connection types.
The following are examples of valid
connection types:
COM1
■
COM2
■
COM3
■
COM4
■
LPT1
■
LPT2
■
LPT3
■
LPT4
■
TCP/IP
■
SPX
■
NetBIOS
■
Infrared
■
ISDN via CAPI 2.0
■
Modem name (as it appears on the
■
computer)
String Returns the first available connection
type.
String Returns the next available connection
type. This is called sequentially for the
number of connection types that is set
in <CRemoteData>.ConnectionType to
enumerate all connection types.
Bool Returns TRUE if the named connection
type is found in the list of available
connection types.
Visual Basic object definitions
CRemoteData properties
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