In order to be able to implement DAOS here, we will need the capability to track down the NLO that equates to an actual file name. In some instances, we need to perform a secure deletion on a file attachment.I was hoping that the DAOS Catalog would provide some type of cross reference from filename to ticket number to NLO, but apparently the catalog is designed to NOT be opened, as I get repeated “database is not fully initialized” messages when I try.
Is there anyway to locate or determine which NLO associates to a particular attachment in a particular document?
Thanks!
Subject: Response
You can utilize ‘Tell DAOSMgr ListNLO’ to list all of the NLOs associated with a particular database. This and other DAOSMgr Tell commands are detailed in the link below.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/domhelp/v8r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.help.domino.admin85.doc/DOC/H_DAOS_MANAGER_TELL_COMMANDS_DETAILS.html
Please proceed with caution if you choose to delete the NLOs manually instead of allowing the DAOSMgr task to prune these attachments as the tickets to the files return to 0. You can potentially arrive at the deletion of an attachment of which another database has a ticket, thus impacting your user base.
Subject: Not really
DAOS is meant to be transparent to everyone outside of NSF. So there is no way you would be able to find or identify which docs refer to any given NLO file.
Bruce
IBM