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	The recordId for <var class="product">Imagine</var> associated records is an 8-byte binary string value. This can be used to create another <var>Record</var> object with the [[NewFromRecordId (Record function)\|NewFromRecordId]] function though there is really no good reason to create another <var>Record</var> object this way, or it could be passed to the <var class="product">Imagine</var> broker, probably after converting it to hex. Note, however, that while recordIds uniquely identify any record in <var class="product">Imagine</var>, <var class="product">Imagine</var> still needs to know the <var class="product">Imagine</var> file that holds the record to locate it.		The recordId for <var class="product">Imagine</var> associated records is an 8-byte binary string value. This can be used to create another <var>Record</var> object with the [[NewFromRecordId (Record function)\|NewFromRecordId]] function though there is really no good reason to create another <var>Record</var> object this way, or it could be passed to the <var class="product">Imagine</var> broker, probably after converting it to hex. Note, however, that while recordIds uniquely identify any record in <var class="product">Imagine</var>, <var class="product">Imagine</var> still needs to know the <var class="product">Imagine</var> file that holds the record to locate it. This can be obtained using the [[$CurImagineFile\|CurImagineFile function]].
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	The [[CurrentRecordId (Record function)\|CurrentRecordId]] method provides identical functionality using O-O syntax.		The [[CurrentRecordId (Record function)\|CurrentRecordId]] method provides identical functionality using O-O syntax.
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The `$CurrecId` function returns the `Imagine Transparency` recordId for current (innermost) record `For` loop. If the current record is in a file that is not an `Imagine Transparency` file, an empty string is returned.

`$CurrecId` takes no arguments.
==Usage notes==
The recordId for `Imagine` associated records is an 8-byte binary string value. T..."

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Created page with " The <var>$CurrecId</var> function returns the <var class="product">Imagine Transparency</var> recordId for current (innermost) record <var>For</var> loop. If the current record is in a file that is not an <var class="product">Imagine Transparency</var> file, an empty string is returned. <var>$CurrecId</var> takes no arguments. ==Usage notes== The recordId for <var class="product">Imagine</var> associated records is an 8-byte binary string value. T..."

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The <var>$CurrecId</var> function returns the <var class="product">Imagine Transparency</var> recordId for current (innermost) record <var>For</var> loop. If the current record is in a file that is not an <var class="product">Imagine Transparency</var> file, an empty string is returned.


<var>$CurrecId</var> takes no arguments.


==Usage notes==

The recordId for <var class="product">Imagine</var> associated records is an 8-byte binary string value. This can be used to create another <var>Record</var> object with the [[NewFromRecordId (Record function)|NewFromRecordId]] function though there is really no good reason to create another <var>Record</var> object this way, or it could be passed to the <var class="product">Imagine</var> broker, probably after converting it to hex. Note, however, that while recordIds uniquely identify any record in <var class="product">Imagine</var>, <var class="product">Imagine</var> still needs to know the <var class="product">Imagine</var> file that holds the record to locate it.


The [[CurrentRecordId (Record function)|CurrentRecordId]] method provides identical functionality using O-O syntax.

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