When certain users archive mail from their mail file. The archive mail does not appear in the same structure as the mailfile. In the archive all the messages are in the all documents view instead of the folders they were originally filed in on the mailfile.Does anybody know how to
Fix this problem on the archive file
Archive mail in a way that all the archive mail file will look have the same structure as the mailfile and keep all the messages in their respective folders as they were on the users mailfile.
First time, the archive is created, the folder structure is copied to the archive. Newly created folders are not synchronized with the archive. This makes no sense to the user, but it should also be noted, that deleted or moved folders are not synchronized too. An archive is not an replica. We take a mail archive as an snapshot of data at a special moment of time. Example: Yearly creation of an new archive for all mail data of the preceding year.
I know, this is no solution, but I hope this helps a little.
Folder structure problems existed in R5. We have this button that fixed the issue with folders, not sure if it works in ND6, but here is the code:
Sub Initialize
Dim s As New notessession
Dim db As notesdatabase
Dim folder As notesview
Dim doc As notesdocument
Dim unid As String
Set db=s.currentdatabase
Forall v In db.views
If v.IsFolder Then
'Un-Comment out the next 2 lines to check modDate while running
The purpose of the archive is to provide a place for historical data.
The archive structure matches the “Live” database at the time that it is created. Should you delete folders from the “Live” database, they will not be deleted from the archive.
New folders that have been created “SHOULD” be created in the archive at the time that an email contained in that folder is archived. I know that it doesn’t always work properly though.
The archive is not designed to be an exact replica. You might want to consider regulatory compliance requirements before you implement something that will cause the archive to delete folders in order to match the structure of the “Live” database.