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Please help me here: what exactly do you want? AFAIK there is no real DNS or IP info in Notes... There may be some cached values here and there, but Notes (or a Domino server) doesn't have DNS capabilities.<br />
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Which database are you referring to, and which view? Or where are you looking?
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Please help me here: what exactly do you want? AFAIK there is no real DNS or IP info in Notes... There may be some cached values here and there, but Notes (or a Domino server) doesn't have DNS capabilities.

Which database are you referring to, and which view? Or where are you looking?

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The built-in CSV export doesn't work very well, but I wouldn't use it anyway because users want a nicer UI. You can easily code up this kind of thing in LotusScript.<br />

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The built-in CSV export doesn't work very well, but I wouldn't use it anyway because users want a nicer UI. You can easily code up this kind of thing in LotusScript.


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great. do you have such script?<br />

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A script to do what exactly?
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Hi, just to pull any relevent DNS/IP address data. If it cant be done. then lets close this
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Hi, just to pull any relevent DNS/IP address data. If it cant be done. then lets close this

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HI, Never mind, I was told that the info was in Lotus notes DB.<br />
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Anyway I will close this.<br />
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Thanks for everyone's input<br />

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HI, Never mind, I was told that the info was in Lotus notes DB.

Anyway I will close this.

Thanks for everyone's input


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I need a way to export all the IP/DNS data from Lotus notes into a workable csv format. is there a sql command or a way to get this out?<br />
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I see that t the export of LN to .csv format is screwed up due to the way LN handles Carriage Returns.<br />
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Thanks
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I need a way to export all the IP/DNS data from Lotus notes into a workable csv format. is there a sql command or a way to get this out?

I see that t the export of LN to .csv format is screwed up due to the way LN handles Carriage Returns.

Thanks

export lotus notes dns/IPAM data

Lotus Software produced the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, and later developed Lotus Notes, a groupware and email system. Following its acquisition by IBM, the Notes and Domino client/server collaborative platform were expanded to include functions such as email, calendars, to-do lists, contacts management, teamrooms, discussion forums, file sharing, microblogging, instant messaging, blogs, and user directories. IBM also release SmartSuite, a comprehensive office suite, and followed that with Symphony, unrelated to the Lotus suite of the same name.