Specifications

Second
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Usage
When you call RowHeight in a band other than the detail band, it reports on a
row in the detail band. See
GetRow for a table specifying which row is
associated with each band for reporting purposes.
When a band has Autosize Height set to true, you should avoid using the
RowHeight DataWindow expression function to set the height of any element
in the row. Doing so can result in a logical inconsistency between the height of
the row and the height of the element. If you need to use
RowHeight, you must
set the Y coordinate of the element to 0 on the Position page in the Properties
view, otherwise the bottom of the element might be clipped. You must do this
for every element that uses such an expression. If you move any elements in
the band, make sure that their Y coordinates are still set to 0.
You should not use an expression whose runtime value is greater than the value
returned by
RowHeight. For example, you should not set the height of a column
to rowheight() + 30. Such an expression produces unpredictable results at
runtime.
Examples This expression for a computed field in the detail band displays the height of
each row:
RowHeight()
See also
GetRow
Second
Description Obtains the number of seconds in the seconds portion of a time value.
Syntax Second ( time )
Return value
Integer. Returns the seconds portion of time (00 to 59).
Examples This expression returns 31:
Second(19:01:31)
See also
Hour
Minute
Argument Description
time The time value from which you want the seconds