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==Setup Functions==
==Setup Methods==
===SetLicenseString===
===SetLicenseString===
This function is used to set the license string into the Global Address Object.  This can also be accomplished by utilizing an environmental variable.
This function is used to set the license string into the Global Address Object.  This can also be accomplished by utilizing an environmental variable.

Revision as of 18:24, 5 September 2014

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Setup Methods

SetLicenseString

This function is used to set the license string into the Global Address Object. This can also be accomplished by utilizing an environmental variable.

SetPathToGlobalAddrFiles

This function is used to set the physical path to the Global Address Object’s reference data files.

InitializeDataFiles

This function initializes access to the reference data files set in SetPathToGlobalAddrFiles and activated via license key.

GetInitializeErrorString

This function will return the error string detail related to a failure or error initializing the reference data file(s) and/or Global Address Object.

GetDatabaseDate

This function returns the build date for the reference data files utilizes by Global Address Object.

GetBuildNumber

This function returns the version number for the Global Address Object

GetDatabaseExpirationDate

This function return the expiration date for the reference data files being used by Global Address Object if applicable.

GetLicenseExpirationDate

This function returns the expiration date for the license key set in the environmental variable or by utilizing SetLicenseString.