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Status No Plans to Implement
Workspace Domino Designer
Categories LotusScript
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 7, 2024

Identify which replica a document was created in

If there a database has multiple replicas, it is impractical to compare the @created and the @addedinthisfile timestamps to determine if a document was created in a specific replica. Is it possible to either a) add a lotusscript method to notesdocument equivalent to @addedinthisfile, or b) record a boolean document property created in this replica

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  • Guest
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    Jun 13, 2024

    Adding a computed when composed field is great when creating new records, however the organisation that I work for has a database with over 1 million existing records, and 10 replicas. Without some form of script to access and compare created and added in this file timestamps on the notes document properties it's simply not possible to do the same for the existing records

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    Thomas Hampel
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    Jun 12, 2024

    Agree with the previous comment that a developer can add a custom field with additional information on the actual replica or computer name of the machine where the document was created on. so apologize for changing this idea to 'no plans to implement' - if you think this needs to be done anyway, please continue to vote for the idea.

  • Guest
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    Jun 12, 2024

    Developers can easily add a field for that, e.g. storing @DbName in a computed when composed field.