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What does the 'append' parameter do?

The 'append' parameter, when set to TRUE, adds rows from the client-side table to an existing table on the server. The default value is FALSE.

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vInOnlyVaryCoord

specifies that, for vertices in verticesIn but not in table, _AllXCoord_ is different when vInOnlyVaryCoord={'X'} is specified, _AllYCoord_ is different when vInOnlyVaryCoord={'Y'} is specified, _AllZCoord_ is different when vInOnlyVaryCoord={'Z'} is specified, or _AllXCoord_, _AllYCoord_, and _AllZCoord_ are missing values when vInOnlyVaryCoord={'MISSING'} is specified. MISSING specifies that _AllXCoord_, _AllYCoord_, and _AllZCoord_ are to be missing values in records associated with vertices in verticesIn but not in table. X specifies that _AllXCoord_ is to vary for vertices in verticesIn but not in table. Y specifies that _AllYCoord_ is to vary for vertices in verticesIn but not in table. Z specifies that _AllZCoord_ is to vary for vertices in verticesIn but not in table.

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What is the purpose of the listQKBTokens action?

The listQKBTokens action lists tokens for a specific definition and locale within a Quality Knowledge Base (QKB).

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Are there any parameters required for the `commitTransaction` action?

No, the `commitTransaction` action does not require any parameters. It acts on the current active transaction for the session.

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How can I specify the nonquadratic function for negentropy approximation?

Use the gFunction parameter. It accepts "EXP" for the exponential function or "LOGCOSH" for the log-cosh function (which is the default).

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