@DbManager (Formula Language)

Returns a list of users, groups, and servers who currently have Manager access to the database. In a window title formula, only the name of the first manager listed in the ACL is displayed.

@DbManager does not work in selection formulas or column formulas.

Syntax

@DbManager

Return value

managers

Text or text list. The users, groups, and servers that have manager access.

Examples

  1. This example returns "Gerald Brown" if Gerald Brown is the only user with Manager access to the current database.
    @DbManager
  2. This example returns "Gerald Brown;Supervisors" if Gerald Brown and a group called Supervisors have Manager access to the current database.
    @DbManager
  3. This example returns "GERALD BROWN;LOIS BOYD" if Gerald Brown and Lois Boyd are the two users with Manager access to the current database.
    @UpperCase(@DbManager)