IBM Notes’ Formula Language is a powerful and versatile tool which can do almost everything a robust programming language may offer. It is used in forms, views, agents and almost all design elements and it can also be invoked from Lotus Script. Formula language provides this powerful functionality through a wide range of @functions. These […]
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The following function returns a List of Names (users) given a comma-separated-value string of levels: 0-No Access, 1-Depositor… 6-Managere.g: Levels = “1,2,3,4” or “4,5,6” or “5”The users having one of these access levels are returned in a list.
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View Selection Formula: Get the records of the last 15 working days. This is achieved by calculating total days (TotDays) by moving back from now() and excluding all sundays (weekday=1). So for instance, If there are 3 Sundays in this period then we have to take 15+3=18 as TotDays (total working days) to get the […]
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No need to build separate mobile app. With IBM Domino Mobile Apps, your entire organization can access every single one of its Domino applications from an iPad, and bring the power of Domino to end users wherever they are working — online or offline. IBM Domino Mobile Apps is free of charge and publicly available […]
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Managing the control of flow of the code based on the role is the responsibility of the developer, not of IBM Notes. How? here’s the simple code snippet for you. Dim theRole As String Set acl = db.ACLSet ACLEntry = acl.GetFirstEntry theRole = “AuditOfficer” If ( ACLEntry.IsRoleEnabled( theRole ) …
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