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 FN_BNDONAM()
 Get Bindery Object Name
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 Syntax
 
      FN_BndONam(nId, [@nType]) => cObjName
 
 Arguments

     <nId> is the object ID you want to look up. It must  be
     expressed as an integer.

     [@<nType>] is an optional parameter that should be passed by
     reference.  It will be set to the Bindery Object Type.  Manifest
     constants describing the defined types are included in the
     NETTO.CH header file.

 Returns

     <cObjName>, the name of the object that corresponds with the id
     number.  If <cObjName> is empty, an error occured.  Check
     fn_error().

 Description

     This function returns the object name and type for the passed Bindery
     object id number.

 Examples

      nId := Fn_gbndOId("STEVE", OT_USER)
      IF fn_error() == 0
         cName := FN_BndONam(nId, @nType)
         Qout(cName,nType)     // result: STEVE 1
      ENDIF


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

 Author: Kevin Maher/Steve Tyrakowski

See Also: fn_gBndOId()
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