In an agent running on the server(either scheduled or webqueryopen/save)the property NotesDatabase.FilePath returns the physical path of the database when a database link has been created for the database. According to the documentation FilePath should return the path relative to the data directory but obviously it doesn’t. (the same error occurs obviously in the java Database.getFilePath() method)
Also the @function @dbname is not working properly when run on the server in a linked database.
e.g. the database is located in:
/opt/lotus/volume2/database.nsf
the data directory is in:
/opt/notesdata/
in the data directory a database link is created to /opt/lotus/volume2/database.nsf called database.nsf
all 3 methods (FilePath, getFilePath(), @dbname) return /opt/lotus/volume2/database.nsf instead of database.nsf
When the agents are run on the workstation they work as expected.
This is quite a big problem when these functions are used to generate URLs to documents for example. Will something be done to solve this ?
Martijn Mulder