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	You can also set the record locking for a newly instantiated Record object.		You can also set the record locking for a newly instantiated Record object.

	===Using New to instantiate a ~~<var>~~Record~~</var>~~ object===		===Using New to instantiate a Record object===
	The New function takes as input a record number for file context Record		The New function takes as input a record number for file context Record
	objects, or it takes a filename and record number for group context Record		objects, or it takes a filename and record number for group context Record
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	The returned record object references the indicated record number in		The returned record object references the indicated record number in
	the indicated file.		the indicated file.
	===Using CurrentRecord to instantiate a ~~<var>~~Record~~</var>~~ object===
			===Using CurrentRecord to instantiate a Record object===
	The <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, a shared method in the <var>Record</var> class,		The <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, a shared method in the <var>Record</var> class,
	must be in the appropriate record context:		must be in the appropriate record context:
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	==Using Record objects in a For Record loop==		==Using Record objects in a For Record loop==
	A Record object can be used to drive a single record For loop		A <var>Record</var> object can be used to drive a single record For loop
	much like a For Record Number loop:		much like a <var>For Record Number</var> loop:
	<p class="code"> %rec is object record in file music		<p class="code"> %rec is object record in file music
	...		...
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	end for		end for
	</p>		</p>
	A For Record loop using a locked Record object has these		A <var>For Record</var> loop using a locked <var>Record</var> object has these
	advantages over a For Record Number loop:		advantages over a <var>For Record Number</var> loop:
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>The Record object already holds a share lock so no share lock		<li>The <var>Record</var> object already holds a share lock so no share lock
	has to be obtained, and the record does not need to be validated		has to be obtained, and the record does not need to be validated
	against the existence bitmap.		against the existence bitmap.
	Both these actions have to be done for each For Record Number loop,		Both these actions have to be done for each <var>For Record Number</var> loop,
	and they have non-trivial overhead. </li>		and they have non-trivial overhead. </li>

	<li>The record lock on the Record object is not lost between loops		<li>The record lock on the Record object is not lost between loops
	on the same record, or after a commit within a loop, so there are no worries		on the same record, or after a commit within a loop, so there are no worries
	about the record changing between For Record loops.		about the record changing between <var>For Record</var> loops.
	With multiple For Record Number loops, a record can change between		With multiple <var>For Record Number</var> loops, a record can change between
	loops unless a lock is held on the record in some other way. </li>		loops unless a lock is held on the record in some other way. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>
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	===LoopLockStrength for Records===		===LoopLockStrength for Records===
	In addition to the <var>LockStrength</var> property, in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.0 and later,		In addition to the <var>LockStrength</var> property, in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.0 and later,
	all Record objects also have a LoopLockStrength property.		all <var>Record</var> objects also have a <var>LoopLockStrength</var> property.
	Like the <var>LockStrength</var> property, the <var>LoopLockStrength</var> property's values		Like the <var>LockStrength</var> property, the <var>LoopLockStrength</var> property's values
	are of the LockStrength enumeration.		are of the <var>LockStrength</var> enumeration.
	The <var>LoopLockStrength</var> property indicates the minimum lock strength for		The <var>LoopLockStrength</var> property indicates the minimum lock strength for
	the record being processed in an iteration of a For Record loop		the record being processed in an iteration of a For Record loop
	on a <var>Record</var> object.		on a <var>Record</var> object.

	If the LoopLockStrength is the same as or weaker than the LockStrength		If the <var>LoopLockStrength</var> is the same as or weaker than the <var>LockStrength</var>
	of a <var>Record</var> object, no action is required at the start of each loop		of a <var>Record</var> object, no action is required at the start of each loop
	— the record in the iteration is known to be locked at the		— the record in the iteration is known to be locked at the
	strength of the Record which is greater than the LoopLockStrength.		strength of the <var>Record</var> which is greater than the <var>LoopLockStrength</var>.
	If, however, the LoopLockStrength is stronger than the LockStrength,		If, however, the <var>LoopLockStrength</var> is stronger than the <var>LockStrength</var>,
	each execution of a For Record loop on a <var>Record</var> object tries to obtain		each execution of a <var>For Record</var> loop on a <var>Record</var> object tries to obtain
	a LoopLockStrength level lock on the record in the iteration.		a <var>LoopLockStrength</var> level lock on the record in the iteration.
	If successful, the iteration is processed and the lock is released		If successful, the iteration is processed and the lock is released
	at the end of the loop execution.		at the end of the loop execution.

	The default value of LoopLockStrength is <code>None</code>, which means that		The default value of <var>LoopLockStrength</var> is <code>None</code>, which means that
	no additional locking is performed for the record at the start		no additional locking is performed for the record at the start
	of a For Record loop.		of a <var>For Record</var> loop.

	LoopLockStrength locking behavior is identical to the locking		<var>LoopLockStrength</var> locking behavior is identical to the locking
	behavior of the For Record Number (FRN) statement.		behavior of the <var>For Record Number</var> (<var>FRN</var>) statement.
	The meanings of certain statements in an On Record Locking conflict		The meanings of certain statements in an <var>On Record Locking</var> conflict
	unit are identical to their meaning for a For Record Number statement		unit are identical to their meaning for a <var>For Record Number</var> statement
	conflict:		conflict:
	<dl>		<dl>
	<dt>Bypass		<dt>Bypass
	<dd>Causes processing of the record to be skipped, which means that		<dd>Causes processing of the record to be skipped, which means that
	the For Record loop is not processed.		the <var>For Record</var> loop is not processed.
	<dt>Retry		<dt>Retry
	<dd>Causes the For Record statement to be re-executed and		<dd>Causes the <var>For Record</var> statement to be re-executed and
	to try again to lock the record at the LoopLockStrength level.		to try again to lock the record at the <var>LoopLockStrength</var> level.
	</dl>		</dl>

	There are many similarities in LoopLockStrength processing for Record		There are many similarities in <var>LoopLockStrength</var> processing for <var>Record</var>
	and <var>Recordset</var> objects.		and <var>Recordset</var> objects.
	For more information about the use of LoopLockStrength with Recordset		For more information about the use of <var>LoopLockStrength</var> with <var>Recordset</var>
	objects see [[Recordset class#LoopLockStrength for Recordsets\|LoopLockStrength for Recordsets]].		objects, see [[Recordset class#LoopLockStrength for Recordsets\|LoopLockStrength for Recordsets]].

	==List of Record methods==		==List of Record methods==

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	The <var>Record</var> class is a file class that references a specific		The <var>Record</var> class is a file class that references a specific
	record in a file or group.		record in a file or group.

	==Instantiating Record objects==		==Instantiating Record objects==
	As discussed in this section,		As discussed in this section,
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	</p>		</p>

	It is not valid to issue the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method for a		It is not valid to issue the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method for a record in one file or group context when the record loop has a different file or group context.</li>
	record in one file or group context when the record loop has
	a different file or group context.</li>

	<li>Inside a user method that is declared with the <code>CurrentRecord</code>		<li>Inside a user method that is declared with the <code>CurrentRecord</code>
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	the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, the record object will hold a		the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, the record object will hold a
	share lock on the record with which it is associated.		share lock on the record with which it is associated.
	This is consistent with the locking behaviour of the <var class="product">Model 204</var> <var>For Record Number</var>		This is consistent with the locking behaviour of the <var class="product">Model 204</var> <var>For Record Number</var> construct.
	construct.

	You can change the default record locking by using the optional		You can change the default record locking by using the optional
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	against the existence bitmap.		against the existence bitmap.
	Both these actions have to be done for each For Record Number loop,		Both these actions have to be done for each For Record Number loop,
	and they have non-trivial overhead.		and they have non-trivial overhead. </li>

	<li>The record lock on the Record object is not lost between loops		<li>The record lock on the Record object is not lost between loops
	on the same record, or after a commit within a loop, so there are no worries		on the same record, or after a commit within a loop, so there are no worries
	about the record changing between For Record loops.		about the record changing between For Record loops.
	With multiple For Record Number loops, a record can change between		With multiple For Record Number loops, a record can change between
	loops unless a lock is held on the record in some other way.		loops unless a lock is held on the record in some other way. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>

	===LoopLockStrength for Records===		===LoopLockStrength for Records===
	In addition to the <var>LockStrength</var> property, in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.0 and later,		In addition to the <var>LockStrength</var> property, in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.0 and later,
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	and <var>Recordset</var> objects.		and <var>Recordset</var> objects.
	For more information about the use of LoopLockStrength with Recordset		For more information about the use of LoopLockStrength with Recordset
	objects see [[Recordset class#LoopLockStrength for Recordsets\|"LoopLockStrength for Recordsets"]].		objects see [[Recordset class#LoopLockStrength for Recordsets\|LoopLockStrength for Recordsets]].

	==List of Record methods==		==List of Record methods==
	The [[List of Record methods~~\|"List of Record methods"~~]] shows all the class methods.		The [[List of Record methods]] shows all the class methods.

	[[Category:System classes]]		[[Category:System classes]]

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	===Setting record locking for a new Record instance===		===Setting record locking for a new Record instance===
	Whether a ~~record~~ object is instantiated with the New constructor or		Whether a <var>Record</var> object is instantiated with the <var>New</var> constructor or
	the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, the record object will hold a		the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, the record object will hold a
	share lock on the record with which it is associated.		share lock on the record with which it is associated.
	This is consistent with the locking behaviour of the <var class="product">Model 204</var> For Record Number		This is consistent with the locking behaviour of the <var class="product">Model 204</var> <var>For Record Number</var>
	construct.		construct.

	You can change the default record locking by using the optional		You can change the default record locking by using the optional
	<code>lockstrength</code> parameter when you instantiate the object.		<code>lockstrength</code> parameter when you instantiate the object.
	The value you specify must be a LockStrength enumeration,		The value you specify must be a <var>[[LockStrength enumeration]]</var>,
	which may take a variety of forms:		which may take a variety of forms:
	<p class="code"> %filerec = new(17, share)		<p class="code">%filerec = new(17, share)
	...		...
	%filerec = new(17, %(LockStrength):exclusive)		%filerec = new(17, %(LockStrength):exclusive)
	...		...
	%grouprec = new(1, 'TESTPROC', exclusive)		%grouprec = new(1, 'TESTPROC', exclusive)
	...		...
	%rec = CurrentRecord(None)		%rec = CurrentRecord(None)
	...		...
	%e is enumeration lockstrength		%e is enumeration lockstrength
	%e = exclusive		%e = exclusive
	%grouprec = new(1, 'TESTPROC', %e)		%grouprec = new(1, 'TESTPROC', %e)
	</p>		</p>
	The following example shows how you can		The following example shows how you can
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	a <var>Recordset</var> object.		a <var>Recordset</var> object.
	Within a record loop against a <var>Recordset</var> object,		Within a record loop against a <var>Recordset</var> object,
	you refer to the <var>LockStrength</var> property of the Recordset as an argument to		you refer to the <var>LockStrength</var> property of the <var>Recordset</var> as an argument to
	the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor for the Record object:		the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor for the <var>Record</var> object:
	<p class="code"> begin		<p class="code">begin

	%stooges is object recordSet in file glwproc		%stooges is object recordSet in file glwproc
	%stooge is object record in file glwproc		%stooge is object record in file glwproc

	fdr to %stooges		fdr to %stooges
	end find		end find

	for each record in %stooges		for each record in %stooges
	%stooge = CurrentRecord(%stooges:LockStrength)		%stooge = CurrentRecord(%stooges:LockStrength)
	end for		end for

	print %stooge:LockStrength:toString		print %stooge:LockStrength:toString

	end		end
	</p>		</p>

	Since the Fdr statement instantiates a record set with Exclusive locking,		Since the <code>Fdr</code> statement instantiates a record set with <var>Exclusive</var> locking,
	~~The~~ Print statement result here is <code>Exclusive</code>.		the <code>Print</code> statement result here is <code>Exclusive</code>.
	For more information about Recordset instantiation,		For more information about <var>Recordset</var> instantiation,
	see [[Recordset class#Creating Recordset objects\|"Creating Recordset objects"]].		see [[Recordset class#Creating Recordset objects\|Creating Recordset objects]].

	==Using Record objects in a For Record loop==		==Using Record objects in a For Record loop==

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Using CurrentRecord to instantiate a Record object

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	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Inside a record loop		<li>Inside a record loop
	(<var>For Each Record</var>, For Record Number, For Record, etc.) that has		(<var>For Each Record</var>, <var>For Record Number</var>, <var>For Record</var>, etc.) that has
	the same file/group context as the Record object.		the same file/group context as the <var>Record</var> object.

	For example:		For example:
	<p class="code"> %recSet is object recordSet in file music		<p class="code">%recSet is object recordSet in file music
	%rec is object record in file music		%rec is object record in file music
	...		...
	find records to %recSet		find records to %recSet
	composer = 'Mozart'		composer = 'Mozart'
	end find		end find

	for each record in %recSet		for each record in %recSet
	%rec = currentRecord		%rec = currentRecord
	...		...
	end for		end for
	</p>		</p>

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	For example, the <code>printField</code> method, defined with the		For example, the <code>printField</code> method, defined with the
	CurrentRecord attribute, is successfully invoked within an FR loop:		<var>CurrentRecord</var> attribute, is successfully invoked within an <var>FR</var> loop:
	<p class="code"> local subroutine (Record in file myproc):printField -		<p class="code">local subroutine (Record in file myproc):printField -
	currentRecord in file myproc		currentRecord in file myproc
	for record currentRecord		for record currentRecord
	print NAME		print NAME
	end for		end for
	end subroutine		end subroutine

	for each record in %recset		for each record in %recset
	%rec = CurrentRecord		%rec = CurrentRecord
	%rec:printField		%rec:printField
	end for		end for
	</p>		</p>
	<li>Statements within the method definition, even a CurrentRecord		<li>Statements within the method definition, even a <var>CurrentRecord</var>
	method call, may reference the record without having to be wrapped		method call, may reference the record without having to be wrapped
	inside a record For loop.		inside a record For loop.

	For example, the XmlDoc class LoadFromRecord method, which normally requires		For example, the <var>XmlDoc</var> class <var>LoadFromRecord</var> method, which normally requires
	a containing record loop, is valid as specified in the following method:		a containing record loop, is valid as specified in the following method:
	<p class="code"> local function getDoc is object xmlDoc -		<p class="code">local function getDoc is object xmlDoc -
	currentRecord in file parents		currentRecord in file parents
	%doc is object xmlDoc		%doc is object xmlDoc
	%doc = new		%doc = new
	%doc:loadFromRecord		%doc:loadFromRecord
	return %doc		return %doc
	end function		end function
	</p>		</p>
	'''Note:'''		'''Note:'''
	Under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.7, field references are an exception to this rule.		Under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.7, field references are an exception to this rule.
	You may not reference a record field from within a method declared with		You may not reference a record field from within a method declared with
	CurrentRecord without being inside a record		<var>CurrentRecord</var> without being inside a record
	For loop, unless you are running under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.		For loop, unless you are running under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.

	For example, the <code>For Record currentRecord</code> and <code>End For</code>		For example, the <code>For Record currentRecord</code> and <code>End For</code>
	statements within the printField method in the		statements within the <code>printField</code> method in the
	preceding bullet item are not necessary in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.		preceding bullet item are not necessary in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.
	In those versions, the <code>print NAME</code> statement succeeds by itself.		In those versions, the <code>print NAME</code> statement succeeds by itself.
	</ul>		</ul>
	</ul>		</ul>
	~~'''Note:'''~~
	~~Under version 6.8 of <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> and earlier, you must specify the~~
	~~class name or an object variable before the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method name.~~
	~~For example:~~
	~~<p class="code"> %rec = %rec:currentRecord~~
	~~</p>~~
	===Setting record locking for a new Record instance===		===Setting record locking for a new Record instance===
	Whether a record object is instantiated with the New constructor or		Whether a record object is instantiated with the New constructor or

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	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Inside a record loop		<li>Inside a record loop
	(For Each Record, For Record Number, For Record, etc.) that has		(<var>For Each Record</var>, For Record Number, For Record, etc.) that has
	the same file/group context as the Record object.		the same file/group context as the Record object.

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	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>With the New function		<li>With the New function
	<li>With the CurrentRecord function		<li>With the <var>CurrentRecord</var> function
	</ul>		</ul>

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	the indicated file.		the indicated file.
	===Using CurrentRecord to instantiate a <var>Record</var> object===		===Using CurrentRecord to instantiate a <var>Record</var> object===
	The CurrentRecord constructor, a shared method in the <var>Record</var> class,		The <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, a shared method in the <var>Record</var> class,
	must be in the appropriate record context:		must be in the appropriate record context:
	<ul>		<ul>
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	</p>		</p>

	It is not valid to issue the CurrentRecord method for a		It is not valid to issue the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method for a
	record in one file or group context when the record loop has		record in one file or group context when the record loop has
	a different file or group context.		a different file or group context.
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	'''Note:'''		'''Note:'''
	Under version 6.8 of <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> and earlier, you must specify the		Under version 6.8 of <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> and earlier, you must specify the
	class name or an object variable before the CurrentRecord method name.		class name or an object variable before the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method name.
	For example:		For example:
	<p class="code"> %rec = %rec:currentRecord		<p class="code"> %rec = %rec:currentRecord
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	===Setting record locking for a new Record instance===		===Setting record locking for a new Record instance===
	Whether a record object is instantiated with the New constructor or		Whether a record object is instantiated with the New constructor or
	the CurrentRecord constructor, the record object will hold a		the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor, the record object will hold a
	share lock on the record with which it is associated.		share lock on the record with which it is associated.
	This is consistent with the locking behaviour of the <var class="product">Model 204</var> For Record Number		This is consistent with the locking behaviour of the <var class="product">Model 204</var> For Record Number
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	Within a record loop against a <var>Recordset</var> object,		Within a record loop against a <var>Recordset</var> object,
	you refer to the <var>LockStrength</var> property of the Recordset as an argument to		you refer to the <var>LockStrength</var> property of the Recordset as an argument to
	the CurrentRecord constructor for the Record object:		the <var>CurrentRecord</var> constructor for the Record object:
	<p class="code"> begin		<p class="code"> begin

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	It is not valid to issue the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method for a		It is not valid to issue the <var>CurrentRecord</var> method for a
	record in one file or group context when the record loop has		record in one file or group context when the record loop has
	a different file or group context.		a different file or group context.</li>

	<li>Inside a user method that is declared with the <code>CurrentRecord</code>		<li>Inside a user method that is declared with the <code>CurrentRecord</code>
	''attribute'' and with the same file or group as the Record object.		''attribute'' and with the same file or group as the <var>Record</var> object.
			<p>
	Available as of <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.7,		Available as of <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.7,
	a <code>CurrentRecord In File</code> <code>''name''</code>		a <code>CurrentRecord In File</code> <code>''name''</code>
	or <code>CurrentRecord In Group</code> <code>''name''</code> clause		or <code>CurrentRecord In Group</code> <code>''name''</code> clause
	on a method declaration indicates that:		on a method declaration indicates that:</p>
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>The method may only be invoked in a record context (established by a		<li>The method may only be invoked in a record context (established by a
	For Each Record loop, for example) for the declared file or group.		For Each Record loop, for example) for the declared file or group.
			<p>
	For example, the <code>printField</code> method, defined with the		For example, the <code>printField</code> method, defined with the
	<var>CurrentRecord</var> attribute, is successfully invoked within an <var>FR</var> loop:		<var>CurrentRecord</var> attribute, is successfully invoked within an <var>FR</var> loop:</p>
	<p class="code">local subroutine (Record in file myproc):printField -		<p class="code">local subroutine (Record in file myproc):printField -
	currentRecord in file myproc		currentRecord in file myproc
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	%rec:printField		%rec:printField
	end for		end for
	</p>		</p></li>

	<li>Statements within the method definition, even a <var>CurrentRecord</var>		<li>Statements within the method definition, even a <var>CurrentRecord</var>
	method call, may reference the record without having to be wrapped		method call, may reference the record without having to be wrapped
	inside a record For loop.		inside a record For loop.
			<p>
	For example, the <var>XmlDoc</var> class <var>LoadFromRecord</var> method, which normally requires		For example, the <var>XmlDoc</var> class <var>LoadFromRecord</var> method, which normally requires
	a containing record loop, is valid as specified in the following method:		a containing record loop, is valid as specified in the following method:</p>
	<p class="code">local function getDoc is object xmlDoc -		<p class="code">local function getDoc is object xmlDoc -
	currentRecord in file parents		currentRecord in file parents
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	end function		end function
	</p>		</p>
	'''Note:'''		<blockquote class="note">
			<p>'''Note:'''
	Under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.7, field references are an exception to this rule.		Under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> 7.7, field references are an exception to this rule.
	You may not reference a record field from within a method declared with		You may not reference a record field from within a method declared with
	<var>CurrentRecord</var> without being inside a record		<var>CurrentRecord</var> without being inside a record
	For loop, unless you are running under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.		For loop, unless you are running under <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.</p>
			<p>
	For example, the <code>For Record currentRecord</code> and <code>End For</code>		For example, the <code>For Record currentRecord</code> and <code>End For</code>
	statements within the <code>printField</code> method in the		statements within the <code>printField</code> method in the
	preceding bullet item are not necessary in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.		preceding bullet item are not necessary in <var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 7.8 or higher.
	In those versions, the <code>print NAME</code> statement succeeds by itself.		In those versions, the <code>print NAME</code> statement succeeds by itself.</p>
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			</ul></li>
	</ul>		</ul>