Where does this @function work? (Part 2 A -- D)

The following table lists each @function (A -- D) and indicates whether or not the @function works in the following contexts:

• Window title formula
• Hotspot formula (actions & buttons)
• Hotspot formula (formula pop-ups)
• Field formula
• Form formula
• Form action formula
• View action formula
• Navigator
• Layout region

For a listing of the other @functions in Part 2, see the following:

"Where does this @function work? (Part 2 E -- K)"

"Where does this @function work? (Part 2 L -- R)"

"Where does this @function work? (Part 2 S -- Z)"

If you need to know whether an @function works in a different context, see "Where does this @function work? (Part 1)."

An X indicates that the @function works in that context. A blank cell indicates that the @function does not work in that context. An asterisk (*) indicates that there is a caveat associated with using an @function in a particular context.

Note that some @functions return different values when the formula runs on a server.

*In a Web Application, @DbCommand acts on an embedded view in a document when called from an action in that document.