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Status Under Consideration
Workspace Domino
Categories Administration
Created by Guest
Created on Dec 31, 2018

Show Deletion Logging Status of Database

How can I find out, whether a database has deletion logging activated?

Please make it visible in one or all ways:

  • sh database db.nsf -> DL Status
  • start delete.log with a list of logged databases
  • list logged databases with show server
  • ...

If I missed an already existent way, please add to the documentation.

Thank you

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  • Guest
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    Jan 14, 2019

    @Daniel Nashed: I did not have the time yet to test either nshdbcat with DL nor nshdellog, but I am aware of these. Thanks for your hard and good work. I like the idea of those. I was so free to link nshdellog on our blog.

    Also agree with your comments concerning LotusScript and Admin Client.

  • Guest
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    Jan 2, 2019

    We need to be able to show the status and also set the status via Lotus Script etc.
    I wrote a tool (C-API) that can query and set the status and also my nshdbcat (extended database catalog) shows it. But I would wish there would be a way to see it in:

    - admin client

    - database properties

    - from Lotus Script

    Also setting it right now is only possible via compact task.
    Having it controllable via admin client would be helpful!

    By the way, I have a free tool nshdellog database which allows you to annotate and manage delete.log files.

    ( Daniel Nashed (/ blog@nashcom.de )