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use values from other databases
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Hi Harry,
you can use the @dblookup function to get values from other databases. The values have to be listed in any view (hidden or not) in names.nsf. Otherwise create a new column in an existing view or design a new view in names.nsf.
Example:
"viewname" can also be the alias of the view.
"key" is the search criteria for the first sorted column of the view.
"column" is the number of the column which contains the desired value.
The @dblookup will return a list if more than one document matches the criteria. Get the desired value by @Subset.
you can use the @dblookup function to get values from other databases. The values have to be listed in any view (hidden or not) in names.nsf. Otherwise create a new column in an existing view or design a new view in names.nsf.
Example:
Code:
@dblookup ("":"NoCache"; "yourserver":"names.nsf"; "viewname"; "key"; column)"viewname" can also be the alias of the view.
"key" is the search criteria for the first sorted column of the view.
"column" is the number of the column which contains the desired value.
The @dblookup will return a list if more than one document matches the criteria. Get the desired value by @Subset.
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