FUNCTIONUnder review

PswOrder

PswOrder(nOrdem) -> Nil

Selects the legacy password index order

PswOrderAdvPL

01 · OVERVIEW

Overview

The manual lists historical orders 1 ID, 2 user, 3 password and 4 email. Order changes how PswSeek interprets its key. The example only creates a block for ID order; it does not run it. The historical list neither authorizes password searches/disclosure nor guarantees current storage organization. (Sources: refs. 1–1.)

02 · SYNTAX

Syntax

PswOrder(nOrdem) -> Nil

Parameters

nOrdem

NumericRequired

Historical search order.

Return value

Nil in the manual; not a success flag.

03 · PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

Commented example

#Include "Protheus.ch"

User Function Ed604()
    // Uninvoked block: requires authorized context and credentials.
    Local bRead := {|| PswOrder(1)}
    ConOut(ValType(bRead))
Return Nil

Expected result

Creates a block (type B), without querying, authenticating or changing users. Under review: editorial example neither compiled nor run in Protheus. Check includes, release, RDD and context before testing.

BEST PRACTICES

Historical reference: verify API, permissions and context for the target release. Never log credentials or user arrays.
Under review: editorial example neither compiled nor run in Protheus. Check includes, release, RDD and context before testing.