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If your running an agent against a view, you can have the view display exactly what doucments you want and then have the agent run against all documents in the view. &nbsp;This allows you more flexibility with formulas and scripts.<br />

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If your running an agent against a view, you can have the view display exactly what doucments you want and then have the agent run against all documents in the view.  This allows you more flexibility with formulas and scripts.


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Dear scottrma <br />
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Thanks for guidance. This solution is what I'm looking for. TO pratigan, anyway thanks for ur suggestion as well.<br />

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Dear scottrma

Thanks for guidance. This solution is what I'm looking for. TO pratigan, anyway thanks for ur suggestion as well.


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Currently I need to use an agent to process selected documents from a view. How do I know which documents are selected (selection is depend on user)? Normally I use <br />
Set dc = db.AllDocuments or<br />
Set dc = view.GetAllDocumentsByKey(<wbr />keys)<br />
But this time I've to make it in another way. Does Notes has any built-in method for this purpose? TQ.<br />

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Currently I need to use an agent to process selected documents from a view. How do I know which documents are selected (selection is depend on user)? Normally I use 
Set dc = db.AllDocuments or
Set dc = view.GetAllDocumentsByKey(keys)
But this time I've to make it in another way. Does Notes has any built-in method for this purpose? TQ.


Process selected document from a view

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