Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
AP_NONE | Object not anchored | 0 |
AP_TOPLEFT | Anchors object to top left corner of cell | 9 |
AP_TOPCENTER | Anchors object to top center of cell | 10 |
AP_TOPRIGHT | Anchors object to top right corner of cell | 12 |
AP_CENTERLEFT | Anchors object to left center of cell | 17 |
AP_CENTER | Anchors object in the center of cell | 18 |
AP_CENTERRIGHT | Anchors object to right center of cell | 20 |
AP_BOTTOMLEFT | Anchors object to bottom left corner of cell | 33 |
AP_BOTTOMCENTER | Anchors object to bottom center of cell | 34 |
AP_BOTTOMRIGHT | Anchors object to bottom right corner of cell | 36 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
BDP_DEFAULT | Specifies that the image is anchored to the top left corner of the field | -1 |
BDP_FIXED | Specifies that the image is anchored relative to the nearest fixed-position parent field. | 1 |
BDP_RELATIVE | Is the equivalent of BDP_FIXED. Used for new fields. | 2 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
BDB_OPAQUE | Maps transparent pixels to CC_FOREGROUND | 0 |
BDB_TRANSPARENT | The transparent color value is the RGB color value corresponding to the first pixel in the 8-bit image that uses a color map. | 1 |
BDB_3DMAPPED | The RGB values that exist in an 8-bit bitmap color map that correspond to the Microsoft values for dark gray, gray, and light gray, that is, COLOR_3DSHADOW, COLOR_3DFACE, and COLOR_3DLIGHT | 2 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
BF_XBM | X Windows black and white format | 1 |
BF_SUNRASTER | Sun raster format for black and white or color images | 2 |
BF_GIF | GIF format | 4 |
BF_TIFF | TIFF format | 6 |
BF_BMP | Bitmap (for Windows platforms only) | 8 |
BF_WINDOWICON | Windows icon | 9 |
BF_WINDOWCURSOR | Windows cursor | 10 |
BF_JPEG | JPEG format | 11 |
BF_ICO | Icon file | 12 |
FALSE | Boolean FALSE | 0 |
TRUE | Boolean TRUE | 1 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
BS_DEFAULT | ButtonStyle attribute has no effect | 0 |
BS_TOOLBAR | Makes button look and behave like a toolbar button | 2 |
BS_HEADERBUTTON | Use only when a button is the header button of a TableField column | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
HC_FORMFEED | Value for a formfeed character that can be used in concatenating strings | (empty string) |
HC_NEWLINE | Value for a newline character that can be used in concatenating strings | (empty string) |
HC_TAB | Value for a tab character that can be used in concatenating strings | (empty string) |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
HC_DOUBLEQUOTE | Value for a double quote character that can be used in string literals | " |
HC_QUOTE | Value for a quote character that can be used in string literals | ' |
HC_SPACE | Value for a space character that can be used in string literals | (empty string) |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
CP_NONE | Empty rows and columns are allowed and maintained | 0 |
CP_ROWS | Empty rows are removed automatically but empty columns are maintained | 1 |
CP_COLUMNS | Empty columns are removed automatically but empty rows are maintained | 2 |
CP_BOTH | Empty rows and columns are removed automatically | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
CC_FOREGROUND | Default foreground color | 1 |
CC_BACKGROUND | Default background color | 2 |
CC_BLACK | Black | 4 |
CC_WHITE | White | 5 |
CC_RED | Red | 6 |
CC_GREEN | Green | 7 |
CC_BLUE | Blue | 8 |
CC_YELLOW | Yellow | 9 |
CC_CYAN | Cyan | 10 |
CC_MAGENTA | Magenta | 11 |
CC_PINK | Pink | 11 |
CC_BROWN | Brown | 12 |
CC_ORANGE | Orange | 13 |
CC_PURPLE | Purple | 14 |
CC_GRAY | Gray | 15 |
CC_LIGHT_RED | Light red | 16 |
CC_LIGHT_GREEN | Light green | 17 |
CC_LIGHT_BLUE | Light blue | 18 |
CC_LIGHT_YELLOW | Light yellow | 19 |
CC_LIGHT_CYAN | Light cyan | 20 |
CC_LIGHT_PINK | Light pink | 21 |
CC_LIGHT_BROWN | Light brown | 22 |
CC_LIGHT_ORANGE | Light orange | 23 |
CC_LIGHT_PURPLE | Light purple | 24 |
CC_LIGHT_GRAY | Light gray | 25 |
CC_PALE_RED | Pale red | 26 |
CC_PALE_GREEN | Pale green | 27 |
CC_PALE_BLUE | Pale blue | 28 |
CC_PALE_YELLOW | Pale yellow | 29 |
CC_PALE_CYAN | Pale cyan | 30 |
CC_PALE_PINK | Pale pink | 31 |
CC_PALE_BROWN | Pale brown | 32 |
CC_PALE_ORANGE | Pale orange | 33 |
CC_PALE_PURPLE | Pale purple | 34 |
CC_PALE_GRAY | Pale gray | 35 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
CC_SYS_ACTIVEBORDER | The border of an active window | 66 |
CC_SYS_ACTIVECAPTION | The title bar of an active window | 67 |
CC_SYS_APPWORKSPACE | The color that the window manager currently uses for the background of a window | 68 |
CC_SYS_BACKGROUND | The desktop | 69 |
CC_SYS_BTNFACE | Button faces | 70 |
CC_SYS_BTNSHADOW | Button shadows | 71 |
CC_SYS_BTNTEXT | Button text | 72 |
CC_SYS_CAPTIONTEXT | Text in the title bar of an active window | 73 |
CC_SYS_GRAYTEXT | Disabled (dimmed) text | 74 |
CC_SYS_HIGHLIGHT | Highlighted objects | 75 |
CC_SYS_HIGHLIGHTTEXT | Text within highlighted objects | 76 |
CC_SYS_INACTIVEBORDER | The border of an inactive window | 77 |
CC_SYS_INACTIVECAPTION | The title bar of an inactive window | 78 |
CC_SYS_INACTIVECAPTIONTEXT | Text in the title bar of an inactive window | 79 |
CC_SYS_MENU | Menu backgrounds | 80 |
CC_SYS_MENUTEXT | Menu text | 81 |
CC_SYS_SCROLLBAR | Scroll bar gray areas | 82 |
CC_SYS_BTNHIGHLIGHT | Highlight color for three-dimensional borders (edge facing the light source) | 83 |
CC_SYS_SHADOW | Automatic window shadows | 83 |
CC_SYS_WINDOW | Window backgrounds | 84 |
CC_SYS_WINDOWFRAME | Window borders | 85 |
CC_SYS_WINDOWTEXT | Text in windows | 86 |
CC_SYS_3DLIGHT | Face color for three-dimensional elements | 88 |
CC_SYS_INFOTEXT | Color for tooltip text | 89 |
CC_SYS_INFOBK | Color for tooltip background | 90 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
CC_DEFAULT_1 through CC_DEFAULT_30 | The default color mappings that refer to the color values that form the User color palette. For more information about using color table files, see the Workbench User Guide. | 36 – 65 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
COR_SQUARE | Specifies tabs with squared corners | 1 |
COR_ANGLED | Specifies tabs with slightly angled corners | 2 |
COR_SLOPED | Specifies tabs with steeply angled corners | 3 |
COR_ROUNDED | Specifies tabs with rounded corners | 4 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
CS_CLOSED | Cursor is closed or has not been opened | 1 |
CS_OPEN | Cursor has been opened but no fetches done | 2 |
CS_CURRENT | A row has been fetched | 3 |
CS_NOCURRENT | A row has been fetched and deleted | 4 |
CS_NO_MORE_ROWS | All rows have been fetched | 5 |
CS_OPEN_CACHED | Cursor has been opened implicitly by an execute procedure into:cursobj statement | 6 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
EH_NEXT_HANDLER | Execute the next higher error handler, if any | 0 |
EH_RESUME | Resume normal operation | 1 |
EH_RETRY | Retry operation | 2 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
DS_DISABLED | Database session is disabled from the frame | -1 |
DS_DISCONNECTED | Database session is disconnected from the frame | 0 |
DS_CONNECTED | Database session is connected to the frame | 1 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
EP_NONE | Do not print messages. | 1 |
EP_OUTPUT | On all platforms, print messages to the log file %II_SYSTEM%\ingres\files\w4gl.log | 2 |
EP_INTERACTIVE | Print messages in interactive pop‑up windows | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
DS_NO_DBMS | Not connected to a DBMS server | 0 |
DS_INGRES_DBMS | Connected to an Ingres DBMS server | 1 |
DS_SQLSERVER_DBMS | Connected to an SQLServer DBMS server | 2 |
DS_ORACLE_DBMS | Connected to an Oracle DBMS server | 3 |
DS_INFORMIX_DBMS | Connected to an Informix DBMS server | 4 |
DS_SYBASE_DBMS | Connected to a Sybase DBMS server | 5 |
DS_INGRESDSK_DBMS | Connected to an OpenIngres DBMS server | 6 |
DS_INGRES2DSK_DBMS | Connected to an Ingres II Desktop DBMS server | 7 |
DS_INGSTAR_DBMS | Connected to an Ingres Start DBMS server | 8 |
DS_ALLBASE_DBMS | Connected to an AllBase DBMS server | 9 |
DS_DB2_DBMS | Connected to a UDB DB2 DBMS server | 10 |
DS_RDB_DBMS | Connected to an RDB DBMS server | 11 |
DS_RMS_DBMS | Connected to an RMS DBMS server | 12 |
DS_ODBC_DBMS | Connected to an ODBC DBMS server | 13 |
DS_DCOM_DBMS | Connected to a DCOM DBMS server | 14 |
DS_IDMS_DBMS | Connected to an IDMS DBMS server | 15 |
DS_IMS_DBMS | Connected to an IMS DBMS server | 16 |
DS_VSAM_DBMS | Connected to a VSAM DBMS server | 17 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
DV_SYSTEM | Use system default. For integer and float values, this is zero. For date and varchar, this is an empty string. For pointer variables, an object will be created. | 1 |
DV_NULL | Set to NULL for all nullable scalar types. For pointer variables, do not create an object. | 2 |
DV_STRING | Set value to the string in associated DefaultString types. If the value is not a varchar, the string value must be convertible to the correct type. | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
DC_BW | Black and white | 2 |
DC_COLOR | Color | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
DP_CLIP_IMAGE | Clip the image to fit the field | 1 |
DP_AUTOSIZE_FIELD | Resize the field to fit the image | 2 |
DP_SCALE_IMAGE_H | Scale the image proportionally to field height | 3 |
DP_SCALE_IMAGE_W | Scale the image proportionally to field width | 4 |
DP_SCALE_IMAGE_HW | Scale the image to fit the field | 5 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
EF_HEX | Each pair of hexadecimal characters in the string represents a single byte of binary data. For example, the string '00017F' is loaded as three bytes containing the values 0, 1, and 127. | 1 |
EF_BASE64 | The string represents binary data that has been converted to text using the Base64 Content-Transfer-Encoding1 algorithm. For example, the string 'AAF/' is loaded as three bytes containing the values 0, 1, and 127. | 2 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
CL_INVALIDVALUE | Returned when no rows contain a requested value | 2147483647 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
ER_OK | Successful | 0 |
ER_FAIL | Unsuccessful | 1 |
ER_USER1 | General purpose error code | 12386449 |
ER_USER2 | General purpose error code | 12386450 |
ER_USER3 | General purpose error code | 12386451 |
ER_USER4 | General purpose error code | 12386452 |
ER_USER5 | General purpose error code | 12386453 |
ER_USER6 | General purpose error code | 12386454 |
ER_USER7 | General purpose error code | 12386455 |
ER_USER8 | General purpose error code | 12386456 |
ER_USER9 | General purpose error code | 12386457 |
ER_USER10 | General purpose error code | 12386458 |
ER_OUTOFRANGE | An access to a row index that is out of range for an array | 12386307 |
ER_ROWNOTFOUND | A row was referenced that did not exist | 12386308 |
ER_KEYNOTFOUND | Key does not exist | 12386532 |
ER_NAMEEXISTS | Name already exists (return from ImportComp method only) | 12517428 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
XF_DEFAULT | The export file format specified by environment variable II_W4GL_EXPORT_FORMAT (see Workbench User Guide) | 0 |
XF_EXP | The current export file format | 1 |
XF_XML | The XML-based export file format (UTF-8-encoded) | 2 |
XF_ANY | The current export file format is tried first; if this fails, XML export file format is used | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FA_DEFAULT | Default alignment usually FA_TOPLEFT) | -1 |
FA_NONE | No field alignment | 0 |
FA_TOPLEFT | Align fields to top left corner of cell | 9 |
FA_TOPCENTER | Align fields to top center of cell | 10 |
FA_TOPRIGHT | Align fields to top right corner of cell | 12 |
FA_CENTERLEFT | Align fields to left center of cell | 17 |
FA_CENTER | Places fields in the center of cell | 18 |
FA_CENTERRIGHT | Align fields to right center of cell | 20 |
FA_BOTTOMLEFT | Align fields to bottom left corner of cell | 33 |
FA_BOTTOMCENTER | Align fields to bottom center of cell | 34 |
FA_BOTTOMRIGHT | Align fields to bottom right corner of cell | 36 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FB_RESIZEABLE | The field can be selected with a mouse click. The field will be highlighted and can be resized with the handles, but cannot be moved. | 1 |
FB_MOVEABLE | The field can be selected with a mouse click. The field will be highlighted and can be dragged around the containing composite field for placement. | 2 |
FB_FLEXIBLE | The field can be selected with a mouse click. The field will be highlighted and can be dragged around the containing composite field for placement, or resized through handles. | 3 |
FB_MARKABLE | The field can be selected with a mouse click. The field will then be highlighted and added to the SelectedList. | 4 |
FB_CLICKPOINT | The field can take a clickpoint event to find out the exact cursor coordinates. | 8 |
FB_CHANGEABLE | The field can take the input focus, and can be changed by the interactive user. | 16 |
FB_LANDABLE | The field will be displayed and can take the input focus, but the data cannot be changed by the interactive user. | 32 |
FB_DRAGBOX | The field can take a drag box from the user. | 64 |
FB_DRAGSEGMENT | The field can take a line drag from the user. | 128 |
FB_VISIBLE | The field will be displayed, but it is not available to the interactive user. | 256 |
FB_DIMMED | The field will be displayed but dimmed. It is not available to the interactive user. For fields that do not support the dimmed bias, this setting appears like FB_VISIBLE. | 512 |
FB_INVISIBLE | The field will not be displayed, and is not accessible to the interactive user. | 1024 |
FB_VIEWABLE | The field is displayed, but allows only limited interaction with the mouse to display its contents. It cannot be modified. | 4096 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FT_NOSETVALUE | Do not run the SetValue event block for the current field when this field is clicked | 1 |
FT_SETVALUE | Run the SetValue event block for the current field when this field is clicked | 2 |
FT_TAKEFOCUS | When field is clicked, put the input focus on this field, triggering a SetValue and Exit on the previous field | 3 |
FT_TABTO | When field is clicked, behave like the FT_TAKEFOCUS setting. Also, if the field is an ActiveField, it can be entered by typing a tab character. | 4 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FC_NONE | Do not force input characters into upper or lowercase | 1 |
FC_UPPER | Force input characters into uppercase | 2 |
FC_LOWER | Force input characters into lowercase | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FM_UPDATE | Frame is in update mode | 2 |
FM_QUERY | Frame is in query mode | 3 |
FM_READ | Frame is in read-only mode | 4 |
FM_USER1 | Frame is in user1 mode | 5 |
FM_USER2 | Frame is in user2 mode | 6 |
FM_USER3 | Frame is in user3 mode | 7 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
GF_DEFAULT | BarFields grow from the default side. Usually, this is bottom. | -1 |
GF_LEFT | BarFields grow from the left | 1 |
GF_RIGHT | BarFields grow from the right | 3 |
GF_TOP | BarFields grow from the top | 4 |
GF_BOTTOM | BarFields grow from bottom | 6 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
HV_CONTEXT | Display Help for the specified numeric context | 1 |
HV_QUIT | Terminate Help | 2 |
HV_CONTENTS | Display the Help Table of Contents | 3 |
HV_HELPONHELP | Display the Using Help topic | 4 |
HV_KEY | Display Help for the topic identified by the specified keyword | 257 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
JU_LEFTORTOP | Tabs are left- or top-justified | 0 |
JU_RIGHTORBOTTOM | Tabs are right- or bottom-justified | 1 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
KB_CONTROL | Specifies that the CTRL key is down | 1 |
KB_ALT | Specifies that the ALT key is down | 2 |
KB_SHIFT | Specifies that the SHIFT key is down | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
LS_DEFAULT | Use the default setting for line style. This is usually solid. | -1 |
LS_SOLID | Use a solid line | 1 |
LS_DASH | Use a dashed line | 2 |
LS_DOT | Use a dotted line | 3 |
LS_DASHDOT | Use a dash-dot line | 4 |
LS_DASHDOTDOT | Use a dash-dot-dot line | 5 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
LW_DEFAULT | Use the default line width. This is different for different objects. | -1 |
LW_NOLINE | Use no line at all | 0 |
LW_MINIMUM | Use a one pixel width line | 1 |
LW_VERYTHIN | Use a very thin line | 2 |
LW_THIN | Use a thin line | 3 |
LW_MIDDLE | Use a middle width line | 4 |
LW_THICK | Use a thick line | 5 |
LW_MAXIMUM | Use the maximum thickness line | 6 |
LW_VERYTHICK | Use a very thick line | 6 |
LW_EXTRATHIN | Use a very, very thin line (between LW_MINIMUM and LW_VERYTHIN) | 7 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
LVFS_ICON | The ListviewField items are displayed as large icons | 1 |
LVFS_SMALLICON | The ListviewField items are displayed as small icons | 2 |
LVFS_LIST | The names (EnumDisplay attributes) of the ListviewField items are displayed in columns | 3 |
LVFS_DETAIL | The ListviewField element is displayed in a row with all EnumSubText values | 4 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
MB_INVISIBLE | Menu item is not displayed | 4096 |
MB_DISABLED | Menu item is in an inactive (dimmed) state and cannot be selected by the interactive user | 8192 |
MB_ENABLED | Menu item is active and can be selected by the interactive user | 16384 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
UE_NOTACTIVE | The user event was sent to an inactive frame. | 1 |
UE_PURGED | The receiving frame purged the user event. | 2 |
UE_RESUMED | The user event's focus behavior caused a SetValue or Exit event block to run. The event block issued a resume statement that canceled the user event. | 3 |
UE_DATAERROR | The user event's focus behavior caused data conversion from the current field, and the data conversion failed. | 4 |
UE_EXITED | The receiving frame exited before activating on the user event. | 5 |
UE_UNKNOWN | The user event was unknown to the receiving frame. | 6 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
MT_NONE | No icon is to be used in the message pop-up box. | 0 |
MT_INFO | The informative icon is to be used in the message pop-up box. | 1 |
MT_WARNING | The warning error icon is to be used in the message pop-up box. | 2 |
MT_ERROR | The error icon is to be used in the message pop-up box. | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
SY_UNIX | UNIX | 1 |
SY_VMS | VAX/VMS | 2 |
SY_OS2 | OS/2 | 3 |
SY_NT | Windows NT | 6 |
SY_WIN95 | Windows 95 | 7 |
SY_CE | Windows CE | 8 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
OF_NORMAL | The OptionField takes on only the values in the ValueList | 0 |
OF_EDITABLE | The user can enter a value in the OptionField. When the user enters a new value in the field, there is a SetValue event for the field, and the field takes on the value the user has entered. | 1 |
OF_AUTOFIND | The user can enter a value in the OptionField. As the user types, the closest match from the OptionField list is highlighted. When the user presses Enter or tabs out of the OptionField, the value selected becomes the current value of the OptionField. | 3 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FO_DEFAULT | Default system orientation | -1 |
FO_VERTICAL | Vertical (up and down) orientation | 1 |
FO_HORIZONTAL | Horizontal (across) orientation | 2 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
OS_DEFAULT | Use the system default outline style. | -1 |
OS_SOLID | Use a solid line (default for Windows platforms). | 1 |
OS_SHADOW | (Deprecated) Use a shadowed line (default for UNIX). | 2 |
OS_3D | Use three-dimensional style. | 3 |
OS_STANDARD | Use a standard outline style that can vary from a two-pixel raised border to no border at all. The particular outline depends on the field type. | 4 |
OS_RAISED | Use a two-pixel border with standard colors; the border gives the field a raised appearance. (Available only for StackFields and Subforms.) | 5 |
OS_SUNKEN | Use a two-pixel border with standard colors; the border gives the field a sunken appearance. (Available only for StackFields and Subforms.) | 6 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
FP_DEFAULT | Use the default setting for the pattern. This is usually solid. | -1 |
FP_SOLID | Use a solid fill | 1 |
FP_CLEAR | Use a transparent fill | 2 |
FP_HORIZONTAL | Use horizontal lines | 3 |
FP_VERTICAL | Use vertical lines | 4 |
FP_CROSSHATCH | Use crosshatching | 5 |
FP_SHADE | Use a medium shading pattern | 6 |
FP_LIGHTSHADE | Use a light shading pattern | 7 |
FP_DARKSHADE | Use a heavy shading pattern | 8 |
FP_BITMAP | Use bitmap image | 9 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
PU_CANCEL | User clicked the Cancel button | 0 |
PU_OK | User clicked the OK button | 1 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
PB_GUESTFRAME | Blocks the guest frame | 0 |
PB_HOSTFRAME | Blocks and shields the host and guest frames | 1 |
PB_GUESTFIELD | Blocks and shields the guest field and disables the portlet host field within the host frame | 2 |
PB_PORTLETFIELD | Blocks and shields the guest field and disables the portlet host field within the host frame | 2 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
POS_LEFT | Object is positioned on the left | 1 |
POS_RIGHT | Object is positioned on the right | 2 |
POS_TOP | Object is positioned at the top | 3 |
POS_BOTTOM | Object is positioned at the bottom | 4 |
POS_CENTER | Object is positioned in the center | 5 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
QY_CACHE | Query result is cached to a file | 1 |
QY_CURSOR | Query uses DBMS cursor | 2 |
QY_DIRECT | Query uses a select loop | 3 |
QY_ARRAY | Query's details are loaded into a table field or local array | 4 |
Constant Value | Description | Numeric Equivalent |
QS_ACTIVE | Query in use | 16 |
QS_SETCOL | Query's column information has been set but DataStream is not active | 32 |
QS_INACTIVE | Query not in use | 48 |