One Line Code For @Unique(@Dbcolumn) In Lotusscript

One Line Code For @Unique(@Dbcolumn) In Lotusscript

This is the lazy man's way of getting unique values from an @DbColumn formula
in LotusScript. Set your server$, path$, catview$, and column$ to your own
values and your done!! A little note: 'catview$' is your categorized view and
'column$' is your categorized column index in 'catview$'.

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unique = Evaluate(|@DbColumn('Notes':'NoCache';| + |"| + server$ + |"| + |:| +
|"| + path$ + |"| + |;| + |"| + catview$ + |"| + |;| + column$ + |)|)

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This was first published in November 2000

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