Lotus Domino Designer 8 Help - Examples: @UserName

FORMULA LANGUAGE

Examples: @UserName
1. This example returns CN=Robert T. Katsushima/OU=JPN/O=Acme if this is the name associated with the current user ID.

@UserName(0)

2. This example returns Robert T. Katsushima.

@Name([CN];@UserName)

3. This example returns CN=Rob Katsushima/OU=JPN/P=Acme if this is the first alternate name associated with the current user ID.

@UserName(1)

4. This example returns Fletcher if William Fletcher is the name associated with the current User ID.

@Right(@UserName;" ")

5. This example returns FLETCHER if William Fletcher is the name associated with the current User ID.

@UpperCase(@Right(@UserName;" "))

If the user id is a hierarchical id, the following code returns FLETCHER:

@UpperCase(@Right(@Name([CN]; @UserName); " "))

6. This example returns the name in canonical format as shown below. Given this hierarchical user ID: CN=Mary Tsen/OU=Illustration/OU=Documentation/OU=Development/OU=R&D/O=WorkSavers/C=US. To return the name in abbreviated format (omitting the CN, OU, O, and C identifiers), use @V3UserName.

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