Vincenzo Capponcelli - www.zoolotus.orghttp://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/en-usFri, 17 Dec 2010 04:47:50 PM +0200 Fri, 17 Dec 2010 04:47:50 PM +0200 Fabrizio Gestire campi rich text nelle dialogbox http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/1809201013.35.17VCAFLL.htm?opendocument&comments#1712201016.47.50COLLJF.htm Wed, 15 Dec 2010 17.05.51 +0200 Vincenzo Capponcelli load compact -ODS (opzione non documentata)
nell'help administrator invece non è ancora documentato]]>
nell'help administrator invece non è ancora documentato]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2311201012.02.48VCAEYC.htm?opendocument&comments#1512201017.05.51VCALVS.htm Tue, 7 Dec 2010 01:06:43 PM +0200 Cristian D’Aloisio load compact -ODS (opzione non documentata)
load compact -?

vedi parametro nell'ultima riga dell'output...

Almeno nella versione R8.5.2 HF16 del server...

Ciao,

Cristian]]>
load compact -?

vedi parametro nell'ultima riga dell'output...

Almeno nella versione R8.5.2 HF16 del server...

Ciao,

Cristian]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2311201012.02.48VCAEYC.htm?opendocument&comments#12072010010643PMCOLG89.htm Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:27:55 AM +0200 Driguage Lotus sa.... che Dominopoint c’è! http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/1411200912.48.15VCAFUR.htm?opendocument&comments#12152009032755AMCOL4WP.htm Thu, 3 Dec 2009 09:51:52 PM +0200 Tony Austin Database-User Activity: da domino 8.x maggior dettaglio per inserimenti, cancellazioni, aggiornamenti http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2611200910.59.18VCADQM.htm?opendocument&comments#12032009095152PMCOLSGG.htm Thu, 3 Dec 2009 10:16:35 AM +0200 Vincenzo Database-User Activity: da domino 8.x maggior dettaglio per inserimenti, cancellazioni, aggiornamenti
I agree with you,

The database user activity can be a good way to find clues but it can't be used as "evidence of crime"]]>
I agree with you,

The database user activity can be a good way to find clues but it can't be used as "evidence of crime"]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2611200910.59.18VCADQM.htm?opendocument&comments#0312200910.16.35COLCVW.htm Fri, 27 Nov 2009 23.32.57 +0200 Tony Austin Database-User Activity: da domino 8.x maggior dettaglio per inserimenti, cancellazioni, aggiornamenti
Yes, it is definitely an improvement to record the Adds, Updates and Deletes separately. However, when you say it answers the question "chi ha rubato la marmellata?" what it does is answer only "who MIGHT have stolen the jam" and not "who ACTUALLY stole the jam."

This is better than before, but not the complete story, since it still doesn't tell you what was deleted or changed, exaclty when each event occurred, and so on. You might get the desired information from the Statlog server task, but this doen't help for database actions performed while the user is disconnected from any server.

If you want a full audit trail, you need to write some code, perhaps using examples and tips from various web sites and blogs, or a couple of the tools available from OpenNTF.org to save you some effort.

There are some commercial offerings that go much durther. For example, over the last ten years or so, I developed and enhanced a commercial developer toolkit (SDK) that I call NotesTracker, which records a lot of details about users who perform CRUD actions (Create, Read, Update, Delete) as well as other things. The tracking of document deletions proved the hardest, because of the way that deletion works in Notes/Domino, and this is expalined in the NotesTracker Guide (free to download, from http://asiapac.com.au/UsageTracker_Download.htm#Documentation or http://notestracker.com/UsageTracker_Download.htm#Documentation ).

I've had some people ask me questions like "Can I determine who deleted certain important documents from my database back in 2007?" (or quite a few months ago, anyway).

But they become very disappointed when I have to advise them that unless they already had switched on either the built-in tracking that you've described (the "Record activity" option), or had a roll-your-own tool or commercial like NotesTracker installed and configured to track deletions, they will not be able to discover the culprit before such tracking was activated.

Certainly not three or four years back, for sure! In fact, according to the Admin Help database under the topic "Managing database activity recording in databases" apparently on 64K is allocated to this native activity tracking, so you cannot rely on it to keep more than a certain amount of history, I would guess the history goes back only a few weeks or months depening on how busy the database is.

The other tools would enable you to retain such tracking history as far back as you like. ... But only while the tracking was actually recording the CRUD activities, of course.]]>
Yes, it is definitely an improvement to record the Adds, Updates and Deletes separately. However, when you say it answers the question "chi ha rubato la marmellata?" what it does is answer only "who MIGHT have stolen the jam" and not "who ACTUALLY stole the jam."

This is better than before, but not the complete story, since it still doesn't tell you what was deleted or changed, exaclty when each event occurred, and so on. You might get the desired information from the Statlog server task, but this doen't help for database actions performed while the user is disconnected from any server.

If you want a full audit trail, you need to write some code, perhaps using examples and tips from various web sites and blogs, or a couple of the tools available from OpenNTF.org to save you some effort.

There are some commercial offerings that go much durther. For example, over the last ten years or so, I developed and enhanced a commercial developer toolkit (SDK) that I call NotesTracker, which records a lot of details about users who perform CRUD actions (Create, Read, Update, Delete) as well as other things. The tracking of document deletions proved the hardest, because of the way that deletion works in Notes/Domino, and this is expalined in the NotesTracker Guide (free to download, from http://asiapac.com.au/UsageTracker_Download.htm#Documentation or http://notestracker.com/UsageTracker_Download.htm#Documentation ).

I've had some people ask me questions like "Can I determine who deleted certain important documents from my database back in 2007?" (or quite a few months ago, anyway).

But they become very disappointed when I have to advise them that unless they already had switched on either the built-in tracking that you've described (the "Record activity" option), or had a roll-your-own tool or commercial like NotesTracker installed and configured to track deletions, they will not be able to discover the culprit before such tracking was activated.

Certainly not three or four years back, for sure! In fact, according to the Admin Help database under the topic "Managing database activity recording in databases" apparently on 64K is allocated to this native activity tracking, so you cannot rely on it to keep more than a certain amount of history, I would guess the history goes back only a few weeks or months depening on how busy the database is.

The other tools would enable you to retain such tracking history as far back as you like. ... But only while the tracking was actually recording the CRUD activities, of course.]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2611200910.59.18VCADQM.htm?opendocument&comments#11272009113257PMCOLUFN.htm Thu, 26 Nov 2009 12:27:42 PM +0200 Giuseppe Grasso il "social stripe" del dominopoint day3... spacca di brutto ;-) http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2611200910.43.44VCADEW.htm?opendocument&comments#11262009122742PMCOLFFV.htm Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:20:31 PM +0200 Vittorio Foschi Lotus sa.... che Dominopoint c’è! http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/1411200912.48.15VCAFUR.htm?opendocument&comments#1711200922.20.31COLT2D.htm Mon, 7 Sep 2009 10:59:46 AM +0200 Enzo Stanzione Inotes 8.5.1 (aggiunto il conteggio dei messaggi non letti nelle cartelle)
Ciao]]>
Ciao]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/2608200909.11.26VCAAFP.htm?opendocument&comments#09072009105946AMCOLCKE.htm Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:32:20 AM +0200 emiliano Debug_Amgr=s lista di tutti gli agenti schedulati (oltre il Tell Amgr Schedule)
complimenti, 6 sempre il numero 1 ;)

a presto emiliano]]>
complimenti, 6 sempre il numero 1 ;)

a presto emiliano]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/0602200910.01.58VCACLT.htm?opendocument&comments#1604200900.32.20COLUF9.htm Tue, 2 Sep 2008 06:22:04 AM +0200 Cristian D’Aloisio dominobaloney get married! http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/0109200820.56.35VCAQ8F.htm?opendocument&comments#09022008062204AMCOL75U.htm Tue, 26 Aug 2008 07:48:29 PM +0200 enzo stanzione Tutti contro Tutti: iPhone vs Android vs Blackberry vs WindowsMobile vs Symbian http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/1908200823.48.46VCATL2.htm?opendocument&comments#08262008074829PMCOLNVU.htm Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:08:41 AM +0200 Vincenzo Domino Server and Windows 2008? forse con la 8.5 http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/3007200815.53.38VCAJB3.htm?opendocument&comments#2608200800.08.41COLTYG.htm Wed, 6 Aug 2008 07:09:16 PM +0200 enzo stanzione Domino Server and Windows 2008? forse con la 8.5
{ Link }]]>
{ Link }]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/3007200815.53.38VCAJB3.htm?opendocument&comments#08062008070916PMCOLN5C.htm Wed, 6 Aug 2008 07:01:01 PM +0200 Enzo Stanzione Domino Server and Windows 2008? forse con la 8.5
Ciao Enzo]]>
Ciao Enzo]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/3007200815.53.38VCAJB3.htm?opendocument&comments#08062008070101PMCOLMY7.htm Mon, 7 Jul 2008 06:36:20 PM +0200 Giogio Blangetti il My Calendars di notes 8.5 (calendari di tutto il mondo unitevi!) http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/3006200815.52.46VCAJAJ.htm?opendocument&comments#0707200818.36.20COLMGR.htm Wed, 2 Jul 2008 10:59:43 PM +0200 Daniele Vistalli nuovo blog www.stanzioneproject.com ( ilug colpisce ancora! ) http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/0107200811.17.17VCACWC.htm?opendocument&comments#07022008105943PMCOLSMD.htm Wed, 2 Jul 2008 05:09:36 PM +0200 Vincenzo Du ILUG is mei che uan
già :-( purtroppo con il client 8x standard non è più cosi semplice avere più clients notes aperti.

Però nelle novità della 8.5 si fa riferimento alla funzionalità Nomad anche per il client standard ed anche per il supporto in ambiente cytrix:

{ Link }

immagino che questo tipo di installazione dovrà per forza essere meno invasiva sul sistema operativo (no regedit, ecc...) e quindi poter tornare felicemente ad avere più clients notes sulla stesso pc.

speriamo!!]]>
già :-( purtroppo con il client 8x standard non è più cosi semplice avere più clients notes aperti.

Però nelle novità della 8.5 si fa riferimento alla funzionalità Nomad anche per il client standard ed anche per il supporto in ambiente cytrix:

{ Link }

immagino che questo tipo di installazione dovrà per forza essere meno invasiva sul sistema operativo (no regedit, ecc...) e quindi poter tornare felicemente ad avere più clients notes sulla stesso pc.

speriamo!!]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/1006200811.31.14VCAD73.htm?opendocument&comments#0207200817.09.36COLKSK.htm Wed, 2 Jul 2008 02:15:55 PM +0200 Piter Du ILUG is mei che uan
Bell'inizio, curioso il nome ... All'inizio pensavo che ti riferissi alla varietà di animali che lavorano su Notes (io in particolare , ovvimente) :-)

Poi, leggendo, ho capito che il riferimento è prettamente musicale, meglio così !

Bella l'idea l' 8.5. Sai che l'ho intallata sul mio Ubunto 8.0.4 e mi sembra anche piuttosto veloce ?

L'unica cosa che tutti mi dicono quando la vedono è: "Bello , però il carattere fa schifo!" LOL....

Poi ho provato anche il "clips" su Ms... Curioso... vedremo... mi ispira... Peccato che sia un po' casinoso tenere tutte le versioni 8 sullo stesso pc e stesso sistema.... un tempo , copiavi o spostavi la directory , lanciavi nlnotes e tutte andavano anche contemporaneamente...

Ciao

Piero]]>
Bell'inizio, curioso il nome ... All'inizio pensavo che ti riferissi alla varietà di animali che lavorano su Notes (io in particolare , ovvimente) :-)

Poi, leggendo, ho capito che il riferimento è prettamente musicale, meglio così !

Bella l'idea l' 8.5. Sai che l'ho intallata sul mio Ubunto 8.0.4 e mi sembra anche piuttosto veloce ?

L'unica cosa che tutti mi dicono quando la vedono è: "Bello , però il carattere fa schifo!" LOL....

Poi ho provato anche il "clips" su Ms... Curioso... vedremo... mi ispira... Peccato che sia un po' casinoso tenere tutte le versioni 8 sullo stesso pc e stesso sistema.... un tempo , copiavi o spostavi la directory , lanciavi nlnotes e tutte andavano anche contemporaneamente...

Ciao

Piero]]> http://www.zoolotus.org/blog/vcapponcelli.nsf/dx/1006200811.31.14VCAD73.htm?opendocument&comments#0207200814.15.55COLGDZ.htm