FN_BNDOINS()
 Is Bindery Object In Set
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 Syntax
 
      FN_bndOInS(cOwnerName, nOwnerType, cProperty, cMemberName, nMemberType  )
           => lIsInSet
 
 Arguments

     <cOwnerName> is the name of the Bindery Object that owns the SET
                 property you are going to search.  Max Length = 47

     <nOwnerType> is the Object Type for <cOwnerName>.  Manifest constants
               describing the defined types are included in the NETTO.CH
               header file.

     <cProperty> is the string containing the name of the <cOwnerName>'s
               SET property that you wan to search.  Max Length = 15

     <cMemberName> Bindery Object Name that you want to find in the
               <cProperty>  SET.   Max Length = 47

     <nMemberType> is the Object Type for <cMemberName>.  Manifest
                     constants describing the defined types are included
                     in the NETTO.CH header file.

 Returns

     <lIsInSet> Logical if cMemberName is included in the SET property.

 Description

     This function determines if a bindery object is a member
     of a SET property.  If the object is not in the set,
     or an error occurs, false is returned.

 Examples

         // This example determines if Group EVERYONE is
         // one of STEVE's  GROUPS_I'M_IN set members

         lInSet := FN_bndOInS("STEVE"    ,OT_USER        ,"GROUPS_I'M_IN";
                             ,"EVERYONE" ,OT_USER_GROUP)


 Source: N:\SRC\BINDERY\ISINSET.PRG

 Author: Kevin Maher/Steve Tyrakowski