So, I’m using ND6 but my clients are using R5…I found that this formula and others like it are returning “File does not exist” errors in the Notes R5 client but are working beautifully for my ND6 client. Why?
@If(ccode=“”; “”; @Trim(@DbLookup(“”:“NoCache”; “”:“ACRconf.nsf”; “(Conferences2)”;ccode; 2)+“: “+@DbLookup(””:“Nocache”; “”:“acrconf.nsf”; “(Conferences2)”; ccode; 3)))
The dbs are on the same server.
Ideas?
Subject: @dblookup error “File Does Not Exist”
In R5, if database name is mentioned in dblookup and server is not specified then it will take server name as local. So dblookup will try to find database on local. But in R6, dblookup will try to find database on current server if no server name is specified in dblookup. If you want it to work on both R5 and R6 then mention server name with database name in dblookup command.
Regards
Vishal