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| Gets the field name. |
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BSTR GetFieldName (
enum eAccntFld eFieldID
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| Parameters | | eFieldID | [in] Identifier of the field, e.g. accfSysNum (C++) or eAccntFld.accfSysNum (C# / VB.NET).
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| Warning: DO NOT hardcode numeric values for field identifiers. The numeric value of a field (i.e. the enum value) can change from one version to the next. Always use the enum or use GetFieldID |
| Warning: DO NOT assume the order of fields will remain the same (do not calculate relative fields). accfSysNum + 15 may not be valid or the same in future versions. |
| Remark: In VBS, this field identifier enumerations cannot be used! You should use GetFieldID to get a valid field identifier. |
| Remark: Within an object, field identifiers will not change as long as the object persists. You can obtain a value with GetFieldID once and then continue using the value. However, note that custom calculation fields are unique per dossier; even if they have the same field name, they may not have the same numeric value in all dossiers. |
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| A BSTR containing the technical name of the requested field. |
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| Samples |
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// Retrieve the technical name of the 'system number'-field.
CString strFieldName = (LPCSTR)pAccnt->GetFieldName (accfSysNum);
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C# |
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// Retrieve the technical name of the 'system number'-field.
string strFieldName = oAccnt.GetFieldName (eAccntFld.accfSysNum);
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' Retrieve the technical name of the 'system number'-field.
Dim strFieldName
strFieldName = oAccnt.GetFieldName(oAccnt.GetFieldID("SysNum"))
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VB.NET |
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' Retrieve the technical name of the 'system number'-field.
Dim strFieldName As String
strFieldName = oAccnt.GetFieldName(eAccntFld.accfSysNum)
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