Get_App_Info function [Revelation On-Line Wiki]

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====== Get_App_Info function    ======


 
==== Description ====
 
Retrieves information about the application parameter passed to the function.  The information is stored in the SYSAPPS table.
 
==== Syntax ====
 
**result = Get_App_Info**(//application_name//)
 
==== Parameters ====
 
The Get_App_Info function has the following parameter.

^Parameter^Description^
|//application_name//|The name of the application for which the information is to be retrieved.|

 
==== Returns ====
 
result - a field mark delimited variable containing the following information stored in SYSAPPS.

^Field Number^Description^
|1           |Application name                                |
|2           |Database ID                                     |
|3           |Template Application Name                       |
|4           |Creation date and time                          |
|5           |Company name                                    |
|6           |Author                                          |
|7           |Create permissions                              |
|8           |Abstract                                        |
|9           |Document reference                              |
|10          |Document tool                                   |
|11          |Type ID                                         |
|12          |Class ID                                        |
|13          |Entity ID                                       |
|14          |Database Column Support (null = False, 1 = True)|
|15          |Logon Banner Name                               |
|16          |UTF Enabled (null = False, 1 = True)            |
 
==== Example ====
 
After the function is called, the variable application_information will contain the application related information described above.

<code>

declare function get_app_info

application_information = Get_App_Info('EXAMPLES')
</code>