Answer / guest

Copy is package procedure and writes values into a field.
Name in is a package function and returns the contents of
the variable to which you apply.

Answer / tino

Simply put, name_in gets value from a field, copy() puts
value to a field. Eg. MyVariable := name_in
('MyForm.MyField'); copy
(MyVariableOrMyConstant,'MyForm.MyField')

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