Lotus Notes Question

[bauermj]

Lotus Notes Users-

I'm curious as to how you find out who has viewed your calendar.

Thanks
-matt

 

[icelazer]

I don't believe that's information that's built into the database since your calendar is also your mail file, etc. You may be able to query your domino server though and find out the most recent access.

 

[notfred]

No idea. The less time I spend using Notes, the better. I hate that program.

 

[AndyHui]

You can find out who has been into your database by right clicking on the database, select Properties. Go to the Information tab (2nd tab) and hit the User Detail... button.

notfred: It's actually OK once you get to know its quirks. Sadly, I am a Lotus Notes app developer, and developing for the wretched thing is a lot harder than simply using it.

 

[SaigonK]

Originally posted by: AndyHui
You can find out who has been into your database by right clicking on the database, select Properties. Go to the Information tab (2nd tab) and hit the User Detail... button. notfred: It's actually OK once you get to know its quirks. Sadly, I am a Lotus Notes app developer, and developing for the wretched thing is a lot harder than simply using it.

Andy,

Lucky you!
I support a few notes servers mself...actually about 12 of them

 

[Argo]

Kinda off topic: we just upgraded from 4.7 to 6.x and boy it's bloated. Why does everything IBM touches have to be so slow?