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How do you print the ACL??
Quick question. Any ideas??
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Is there a way in administrator to print out the whole acl list for a database??
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Partha's code could easily be the base of exactly what you want. As he says, it needs a switch to translate numeric levels to Manager, Designer, Editor, Author, Reader, Depsitor, and No Access. It could also print out the user's roles, and all tose odd little options (e.g., Personal agents, Public views amd folders).
And of course, you would want it done as a printable report, not a bunch of dialog boxes.
Not hard, but you know what? You would end up with exactly what's in the design synopsis.
And of course, you would want it done as a printable report, not a bunch of dialog boxes.
Not hard, but you know what? You would end up with exactly what's in the design synopsis.
Any easy solution is to go on your server and ensure the catalog task is scheduled to run regularly (but not more then daily) or if it isnt run it using
load catalog
This will create a database catalog which will contain the ACL of all the database contained in a document which you can easily print
load catalog
This will create a database catalog which will contain the ACL of all the database contained in a document which you can easily print
Why grade B?
partha
partha
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Sorry was rushing and didn't realise I had selected Good not excellent.
Dim session As New NotesSession
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Set db = session.currentdatabase
Dim acl As NotesACL
Dim entry As NotesACLEntry
Set acl = db.ACL
Set entry = acl.GetFirstEntry
While Not entry Is Nothing
Msgbox entry.Name + " his rights are " + Cstr(entry.level) ' level 6 means designer
Set Entry = acl.GetNextEntry( Entry )
Wend
End Sub
level is a numeric value just write a switch function to print appropriately .,.. otherwise take a printscreen of your acl :)
partha