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There are some important restrictions:
- Such programs should never be run in a production or end-user environments. They are tools for the developer in the developer's environment only.
- These programs can access internal VLF properties that are not usually accessible to command handlers or filters.
- The possibility exists that the VLF properties might change in the future. If this happens you might have to change your query programs, usually very slightly.
- These properties are not externally documented. If you don't understand a property or how it works then you may need to put a question onto a forum.
- The VLF properties are read only – they should never be written as you may corrupt your Framework file.
Using the Second Query Example