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Coding faster lookups in IBM Lotus Notes and Domino
This IBM best practices guide teaches how to speed up Lotus Notes Domino applications through a stronger understanding and better usage of the @DBLookup function. Topics covered include trapping for errors, minimizing the frequency of your lookups and avoiding the pitfalls of dropdown lists. |
Using @DBLookup parameters
Learn how to specify parameters and retrieve a key value. |
Examples of @DBLookup
Discover several situations where you may want to implement the @DBLookup function. In the examples provided here, the specific parameters are set and used to return office telephone numbers and the status of a virus check. |
@DBLookup errors
Several different scenarios involving @DBLookup errors are covered in this reference table. If you're using @DBLookup and receive either an "Entry not found in index" error message or retrieve a value from a field that doesn't exist, this guide will come in handy. |
@DBLookup and @DBColumn questions and answers
This IBM FAQ offers quick answers to some commonly asked questions about @DBLookup and @DBColumn functions, including how to looking up a DocLink, employing multiple keywords, and using @DBLookup within rich-text fields. |
An introduction to Formula language for Lotus Notes
While not solely about @DBLookup, this SearchDomino.com tutorial will give you a great introduction to Formula language for Lotus Notes Domino. From working with Formula keywords to using Formula operators, functions and commands, you'll learn everything you need to know to start scripting with Formula language. |
