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Lotus Notes Domino - dbProfile

Asked by: wzm

Hi Experts,
 I hv one old program which I don't understand how does this dbprofile works. Please explain. Next please help me to solve this old codes, it is giving this error - "Server Error : Entry not found in Index" and here is the codes..

F :="names.nsf";
S :=@GetProfileField("(dbProfile)";"pAddressServer");

ENVIRONMENT DocType :=

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"ZPClaim" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Claims Requisition" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APMovex(Post Sales)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Movex(Post Sales) Claims Requisition" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APMovex(GrpA)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Movex(Pre Sales) Claims Requisition" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPSystem" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"System Claims Requisition" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPEPronto" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Pronto Claims Requisition (GrpE)" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F;"Groups";"APClmAccounts" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Accounts Claims Requisition" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APBI(GrpA)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"BI Claims Requisition(GrpA)" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APBI(GrpB)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"BI Claims Requisition(GrpB)" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPAPronto" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Pronto Claims Requisition (GrpA)" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPBPronto" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Pronto Claims Requisition (GrpB)" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPCPronto" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Pronto Claims Requisition (GrpC)" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPDPronto" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Pronto Claims Requisition (GrpD)" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"LAPEPronto" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Pronto Claims Requisition (GrpE)" ;
@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APManagement" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Management Claims Requisition" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APMovex" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Movex Claims Requisition" ;


@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APSLRetail(GrpA)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"SLRetail Claims Requisition(GrpA)" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APSLRetail(GrpB)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"SLRetail Claims Requisition(GrpB)" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APBI(GrpA1)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"BI Claims Requisition (GrpA1)" ;

@If( @Contains( @DbLookup( ""; S : F ;"Groups";"APMovex(SE)" ; "Members"); @Name([CN];@UserName));
"Movex(SE) Claims Requisition" ;

Null
)))))))))))))))))));


@If( DocType = Null ;
@Prompt([Ok];"Reminder";"Please contact your administrator to ensure that you are assigned to your division group.");
@PostedCommand([Compose]; DocType))

Please help, Thank you.

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Answers

 

by: ZvonkoPosted on 2008-07-19 at 00:19:19ID: 22041670

The code lookups a searies of Groups from names.nsf to find the CommonName of the actual user as member in one of those groups. When one membership is found then is DocType set according to group name. For example when user is memeber in group ZPClaim then is DocType set to "Claims Requisition".
The variable F is the file name of names.nsf and the variable S is the server name where that names.nsf is located.
But that all works only when in the DB where upper @Formula is executed is a profile document is created.
Create a profile document once by executing this @Formula:
@SetProfileField(("(dbProfile)";"pAddressServer","YourDominoSrv");

 

by: ZvonkoPosted on 2008-07-19 at 00:32:58ID: 22041696

Normaly do the developer place the upper @Formula that I have suggested in a Form that is opened to configure the application. search that configuration form or Document and adjust your server name information in that profile document.
Additional note: If you have a form with the name "(dbProfile)" then is that the profile setting document. That say: the form name is also the profile name when opened with command:
@Command( [EditProfileDocument] ; "(dbProfile)" );



 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-20 at 04:55:41ID: 22045441

Hi Zvonko,
 Can go to dummies level, I don't understand...
 and where should I place that code ? - "@SetProfileField(("(dbProfile)";"pAddressServer","YourDominoSrv");"

 

by: ZvonkoPosted on 2008-07-20 at 05:22:28ID: 22045550

That SetProfileField() make sense only in non-dummy mode.
So let us start from the form design elements.
Do you have a Form with the name "(dbProfile)"?

 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-20 at 19:54:24ID: 22047824

yes.. as attached..

 

by: ZvonkoPosted on 2008-07-20 at 20:09:45ID: 22047853

OK, then create an Agent with this one @Formula:
@Command( [EditProfileDocument] ; "(dbProfile)" );

And enter your Domino server name at field labeled: 4) Address database location

I assume the other DB and server fields need also to be filled but for membership lookup is Address server the first one needed.

 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-20 at 20:44:40ID: 22047932

1) create an Agent with @Formula:
@Command( [EditProfileDocument] ; "(dbProfile)" - done
2) Run the Agent from the Menu-Triggered command, and Key in the server name - done.

 

by: ZvonkoPosted on 2008-07-20 at 22:55:23ID: 22048245

Wonderful!
Now should upper macro work. Check it.

 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-21 at 00:42:36ID: 22048572

pls help .. yaips nope still the same ...

 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-21 at 03:30:58ID: 22049216

I checked the Domino Directory from Address Book (names.nsf) there's no names in the Member List, could this be the problem? wonder why...

 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-21 at 05:04:06ID: 22049657

I got no idea now.. cause according to users all the while was ok. caching problem perhaps .. pls help

 

by: wzmPosted on 2008-07-27 at 22:23:22ID: 22100811

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