Mar 04
Mar 04
When I try to open the server status tab via Lotus admin client, I got the pop up message “Server Error: No response from server for this command” and I don’t gain access to the console within the admin client.
Doing the same on another server in that domain does work.
Security settings of both servers are similar. I can access domino Java console of the server.
Solution:
Add TEMP and TMP environment system Variables on the server. And Reboot the server.
Go to My computer => Properties => Environment Variables => System Variables
Make two entries
Variable Name Variable Value
TEMP c:\temp
TMP c:\temp
Dec 09
Dec 09
What is Profile Document?
Profile documents, new in the 4.5 release, are a useful tool for storing and retrieving user-specific or database-specific values that you need to access quickly. You can use Profile documents for quick data retrieval, because they are cached while the database that stores them is open. Profile documents are like other database documents except they are somewhat invisible — they do not display in views and are not included in a document count for the database. Additionally, a user does not create a profile document from the Create menu; you provide an action or agent that uses LotusScript or the command language to create the profile document and make it available for editing.
Click here for more information about Profile documents.
Managing profile documents.
How to view profile documents?
By using Notes Peak tool, you can view profile documents.
Click here for more information about Notes peak tool.
How to delete and modify profile documents?
Andre Guirard, from IBM USA created a form to view and delete profile documents.
Click here to download the Zip file.
Unzip it.
Copy the form from the database to the desired database.
Open the database in Louts notes.
Go to Create => Other => Profile document list, to view , modify or delete the profile documents.
Click here for more information.
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