You can remove all server partitions from a computer or you can remove just one server partition. The logged transactions are then written to disk in a batch, either when resources are available or when scheduled. Data is collected from both the client and the server and can then be used to measure client reliability and determine the areas where problems exist. Use these tasks to perform client and server diagnostics to collect diagnostic information after a server or client crash.
The automatic diagnostic collection tool collects diagnostic data after server and client crashes and sends the collected data to a mail-in database when the server or client restarts. You can then use the collected data to determine the cause of the crash.
It also includes system information files and documents that have been exported from the Domino Directory and saved as. NSF that reports all server activity and provides detailed information about databases and users on the server. The log file is created automatically when you start a server for the first time.
By default, the log file LOG. NSF database. This option may be preferable if you want to create views and view data in different ways. Console log mirroring causes a new server thread to be created which monitors all messages written to the Console Log file and duplicates these messages into another file.
When this new file is filled, the thread closes the mirrored file and creates a new file into which subsequent messages are written. Allows you to manipulate hierarchical names. You can abbreviate the canonical format of a name, expand an abbreviated name to its canonical format, identify particular components within the name, and reverse the order of the components so that you can categorize a view by hierarchical names. Converts full-pitch alphanumeric characters double byte characters -- DBCS in the specified string to half-pitch alphanumeric characters single byte characters -- SBCS.
In the Japanese environment, this function can convert full-pitch Katakana as well. Inserts a new line carriage return into a text string. The ID number of the current document.
Returns the current time-date. Returns a mail address with all unnecessary domains removed. In a Service Provider xSP environment, returns the name of the subdirectory for the company with which the currently authenticated user is registered.
Evaluates the return value of a Password data type field with a number. Returns the constant value pi, accurate to fifteen decimal places. The value pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. Displays a modal window that contains either:. Most of the standard menu commands can be executed using PostedCommand. In a formula, any command invoked using PostedCommand executes after the rest of the formula has been evaluated.
Raises a number to the power of an exponent. Displays a dialog box to the user and returns a text value based on the user's actions in the dialog box. Prompt is useful for prompting a user for information and determining a course of action based on the user's input.
Converts the words in a string to proper-name capitalization: the first letter of each word becomes uppercase, all others become lowercase. Generates a random number between 0 and 1, inclusive. Copies the administration execution control list from a specified Address Book and name to your personal workstation ECL. The REM reserved word allows you to add explanatory remarks comments to a formula.
Quotation marks or braces delimit the text of the remark. Repeats a string a specified number of times. Performs a find-and-replace operation on a text list. Replaces specific words or phrases in a string with new words or phrases that you specify.
Case sensitive. Returns the replica ID of the current database. Returns the number of responses in the current view to the document. Immediately stops the execution of a formula and returns the specified value.
This is useful when you only want the remainder of the formula to be executed only if certain conditions are True. Returns the rightmost characters in the string. You can specify the number of rightmost characters you want returned, or you can indicate that you want all the characters following a specific substring.
Returns the rightmost characters in a string. Rounds the designated number to the nearest whole number; if an additional number is specified, it is used as the rounding factor. Extracts and returns the seconds value from the specified time-date. The SELECT reserved word defines criteria for the selection of documents in an agent that runs a formula, in a view, or during replication.
You use a SELECT statement before an expression to define the set of documents that you want to change, see in a view, or replicate. Returns the value that appears in the number position. If the number is greater than the number of values, Select returns the last value in the list. If the value in the number position is a list, returns the entire list contained within the value.
Checks if a specified user has a specified administrative access level to a server. Assigns a value to a temporary variable for use within a formula. Given the unique ID of a document, sets the value of a specific field on that document.
Sets an environment variable stored in the user's notes. Assigns a value to a field stored within a document use Set for temporary variables. If the field does not exist, this command creates it and applies the specified value to it. In a Web application, sets the value of HTTP headers in the response being generated by the server for the browser client.
Sets the value of a field in a profile document or creates a profile document. Allows you to specify a target frame when opening a view, page, or frameset, or when composing or editing a document. In Standard Outline views, filters a view to display only documents from a specified category.
In Calendar views, filters a view to display only documents that contain a specified string in a specified column. Displays the parent document preview pane. Indicates whether a number is positive, negative, or zero. Sorts a list.
Given a number, returns its positive square root. Writes a message or messages to the status bar. Searches a list from beginning to end and returns the number values you specify. If you specify a negative number, Subset searches the list from end to beginning, but the result is ordered as from the beginning of the list.
Returns 1 True. Use this function with If in field validation formulas to indicate that the value entered satisfies the validation criteria. Adds a set of numbers or number lists. Given an angle in radians, returns the tangent of the angle. In a right triangle the tangent of an acute angle is the ratio of the length of the opposite side to the length of the adjacent side.
Converts any value to a text string. Converts a text string to a number, where possible. Converts a text string to a time-date value, where possible. Returns the name of the current field. Returns the value of the current field.
Translates numbers for the various components of time and date; then returns the time-date value. Converts a time-date value to a text string, incorporating time zone information. Converts a canonical time zone value to a human-readable text string. Returns today's date. Returns the time-date value that corresponds to tomorrow's date.
Converts a value to a number. Converts a value with a data type of text or time to a date-time value. Applies a formula to each element of a list and returns the results in a list. Removes leading, trailing, and redundant spaces from a text string, or from each element of a text list. Returns the number 1. This function is equivalent to Yes. Without a parameter, returns a random, unique text value.
With a parameter, removes duplicate values from a text list by returning only the first occurrence of each member of the list. For example, if the code accesses a new form called "Response" by using Command [Compose]:"Response", UpdateFormulaContext switches the context of the formula to this new form.
Any subsequent functions in the code execute in the context of the Response document, not the current document. Converts the lowercase letters in the specified string to uppercase. Decodes a URL string into regular text. Encodes a string into a URL-safe format. A URL is a text string used for identifying and addressing a Web page. The URL history list keeps track of all the Web pages you have visited. The history list is used for the Next and Previous buttons and for the Web Tours. In a Web application, returns the current URL command and parameters, or the value of one of the parameters.
Given a server and file name, indicates the current user's level of access to the database. Returns the current user name. Returns language tags associated with the user ID. For a database on a server or a local database with "Enforce a consistent Access Control List across all replicas" in effect, UserNamesList returns a text list containing the following information for the current user:.
Returns a text list of the current user's privileges. This function returns only the position of the privilege in the privilege list, not the name of the privilege. For a database on a server or a local replicated database, returns a list of roles that the current user has.
Roles are defined in a database's access control list. This function performs an If operation; the syntax is the same as for If. Returns the current user name or server name. Using V3UserName on a local database or in a private view in a server-based database returns the user's name. Compares two passwords. Returns the current view's name. If there are aliases and synonyms, they are returned in a text list.
Returns the name of the current database encoded for URL inclusion. Computes the day of the week and returns a number that identifies the day. Returns the names of the folders containing the current document. Checks the condition before executing the statements. Converts half-pitch alphanumeric characters single-byte characters -- SBCS in the specified string to full-pitch alphanumeric characters double-byte characters -- DBCS. In the Japanese environment, this function can convert half-pitch Katakana as well.
Returns the specified word from a text string. A "word" is defined as the part of a string that is delimited by the defined separator character. For example, if you specify a space " " as the separator, then a word is any series of characters preceded by and followed by a space or the beginning or end of the string. Extracts and returns the year from the specified time-date value.
Returns the value 1. Returns the time-date value which corresponds to yesterday's date. Returns the time zone setting of the current computer or of a time-date value, and indicates if daylight-saving time is observed. The name of the server containing the current database or the user name if triggered from a local database. Customer Support. Formula Language This section documents the formula language. Accessibility and keyboard shortcuts Accessibility features assist users who have a disability, such as restricted mobility or limited vision, to use information technology content successfully.
Composite Applications - Design and Management Composite applications are a key element in a service-oriented architecture SOA and contextual collaboration strategy. Formula Language Rules Formula language provides syntax and functions for evaluating constants and variables, and for performing simple logic. Part 1 A -- D The following table lists each function A -- D and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work?
Part 1 E -- K The following table lists each function E -- K and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work? Part 1 L -- R The following table lists each function L -- R and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work? Part 1 S -- Z The following table lists each function S -- Z and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work?
Part 2 A -- D The following table lists each function A -- D and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work? Part 2 E -- K The following table lists each function E -- K and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work?
Part 2 L -- R The following table lists each function L -- R and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Where does this function work?
Part 2 S -- Z The following table lists each function S -- Z and indicates whether or not the function works in the following contexts: Functions with ECL security The following table lists the functions affected by an execute control list ECL. Abs Formula Language Returns the absolute unsigned value of a number.
Abstract Formula Language Abbreviates the contents of one or more fields by: AbstractSimple Formula Language Creates a short abstract of a text or rich text field. ACos Formula Language Calculates the arc inverse cosine, using the cosine of an angle.
AllChildren Formula Language Includes all response documents at all levels for parent documents that match selection criteria. AllDescendants Formula Language Includes all response and response-to-response documents for parents that match selection criteria.
ASin Formula Language Calculates the arc inverse sine using the sine of an angle. ATan Formula Language Calculates the arc inverse tangent using the tangent of an angle.
AttachmentLengths Formula Language Returns a number or a number list containing the length of each attachment to the current document. AttachmentModifiedTimes Formula Language Returns a datetime that displays the date on which the file attachment associated with the current document was last modified. AttachmentNames Formula Language Returns the operating system file names of any files attached to a document. Attachments Formula Language Returns the number of files attached to a document.
Author Formula Language Returns a text list containing the names of the author s of the current document. Begins Formula Language Determines whether a particular substring is stored at the beginning of another string. BrowserInfo Formula Language Determines the capabilities of a Web client, that is you can determine the properties of the browser for the current request.
BusinessDays Formula Language Returns the number of business days in one or more date ranges. CheckAlarms Formula Language Triggers the alarm daemon to check for new alarms in the mail file. CheckFormulaSyntax Formula Language Checks a block of commented out formula language code for errors. Compare Formula Language Compares the alphabetic order of the elements in two lists pair-wise. Contains Formula Language Determines whether a substring is stored within a string.
Cos Formula Language Given an angle in radians, returns the cosine of the angle. Count Formula Language Calculates the number of text, number, or time-date values in a list. Created Formula Language Returns the time-date when the document was created.
Date Formula Language Translates numbers for the various components of time and date, then returns the time-date value. Day Formula Language Extracts the day of the month from the specified date. DbExists Formula Language Given a server and file name, or replica ID, indicates whether the specified database exists. DbManager Formula Language Returns a list of users, groups, and servers who currently have Manager access to the database.
DbTitle Formula Language Returns the title of the current database. DeleteField Formula Language Deletes the value of an editable field.
DialogBox Formula Language Brings up a dialog box that displays the current document either open or selected in a view. Do Formula Language Evaluates expressions from left to right, and returns the value of the last expression in the list. DocChildren Formula Language In a column or window title formula, returns the number of child documents or categories belonging to the current document or category. Press ESC to cancel.
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