Lotus Notes and Domino Tutorial

With Lotus Domino 8, there are additional columns that you can include in a DB2 access view (DAV):
#ADDEDTOFILE
#CREATED
#DATABASE
#DBPATH
#MODIFIED
#OID
#PUBLICACCESS
#REF
#REPLICAID
#RESPINFO
#SEQUENCENUMBER
#SERVER
#UNID
An SQL query view can query these fields from a DAV.
#SERVER, #DBPATH, #DATABASE, and #REPLICAID columns enable application
developers to create functions that use information about the location of the Lotus Domino
application storing the DAV.
The #REF and #RESPINFO columns enable application developers to build query views with
response hierarchies.

In Lotus notes 6.5.4, just discovered this problem on a database that we have been using for years. In our case, this was caused by the new ACL choice "Replicate or Copy Documents." Any documents created by people/groups that don't have this box checked will then be marked with $KeepPrivate.

We fixed this by checking the box and running a one-time script to fix the existing documents.

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Version 8.5, which shiped January 6, was developed at the sametime as version 8.0.2. The main difference in 8.5 is that it include a host of new feature in addition to improve to the improvement provide in 8.0.2. For more detail please see in download file.

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This is Lotus notes Road map for next generation application compatibility
Web 2.0 mash-ups are popular because they can be used to aggregate multiple data sources into exceptionally effective.

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Lotus Notes is the client side of a client-server, collaborative application developed and sold by IBM Software Group. IBM describes the software as an "integrated desktop client option for accessing business e-mail, calendars and applications on IBM Lotus Domino server. For many people, Lotus Notes is an e-mail system. While this is not necessarily it's largest strength as a product, e-mail is probably the most recognizable component that it has.