The parameter or relation attribute @FRAME is used to refer to the frame that contains the data or embedded binary.

Syntax

Place @FRAME:ParameterName in the data slot of the parameter or relation

Arguments

  • ParameterName is the name of the parameter containing the binary

Remarks

  • It allows to link an expression to a data source in a parameter. It can reduce redundancy of data in the knowledge base if more relations need to use a particular data set or embedded object (or binary). 

Member of functional group: Data management

Member of knowledge base type: Classic and general type, Scenario type and Taxonomy type

Examples

Example 1


The attribute @FRAME:DespProgram

in the relation

DESP$ = GET$("Desp.out", "Desp.exe", DESPINPUT$)

allows you to store DESP.EXE in the parameter DespProgram (by means of "Include Satellite in Frame" menu option in the Knowledge Browser). Upon execution of the GET$() function, the executable is executed from DespProgram.

Example 2 

The attribute @FRAME:TableData

in the relation

Y = DQUAD(1, 2, "X", "Y", X)

allows you to store the |DQUAD| dataset in the dataslot of parameter TableData (see DQUAD() function for further details on data formatting).

 

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