Top 5 @DBLookup tips

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#1. @DBLookup and @DBColumn for all browsers using Ajax
This generic code can be used to perform @DBColumn and @DBLookup using Ajax in Internet Explorer, Mozilla and Netscape.

#2. @DBLookup function for the Web using JavaScript
Learn how to simulate the @DBLookup function in a Web browser to return a Lotus Notes Domino array using some JavaScript code.

#3. JavaScript version of @DBLookup and @DBColumn
Learn how to get @DBLookup and @DBColumn functionalities with this JavaScript that will help you to avoid page refreshes while looking up data in a Web browser.

#4. LotusScript equivalent of @DBLookup and @DBColumn
SearchDomino.com member Nithya K. shares a LotusScript code equivalent of @DBLookup and @DBColumn for Lotus Notes that doesn't decrease Domino Server performance.

#5. Workaround for @DBLookup error: 'The specified database lookup generated more than 65,000 bytes of results'
It's common to receive this error message when performing an @DBLookup: "The specified database look-up generated more than 65,000 bytes of results, which is too large for Lotus Notes to handle in this context." SearchDomino.com member Vinay Betala explains how to use a "prompt method" with a multi-value selection option to work around this problem.