I have tried getting the users who don’t have “Inherit design chagnes” selected on their mail file properties. However, the ID I use (Administration ID), don’t seem to have access to all the mail files, to be able to read this value. I have set up code to read if the value is empty, but because it can’t access some mail files, it came up with an error (4060). I then decided to skip the ones coming up with the error, but now I found out it was too many it skipped, so we don’t really know how many don’t have it selected.
dbMail.DesignTemplateName
Is there another way maybe via Administrator to view this kind of information, anything except having to do it manually. We have 1500 mail files that we would need to check one by one.
Thanks
Subject: Inherit design changes
The server catalog.nsf should gather the information of which template each database should inherit from as a whole, and a simple view should allow you to see it.
You’ll need to create a view (private will do) and make sure the view selection formula does not have:
!(DBListInCatalog = “0”)
in it.
You should be able to add DBInheritTemplateName field as a column and figure out the non inheriting mail databases from there.
HTH
Kirsty
Subject: RE: Inherit design changes
Thank you Kirsty! That worked wonderfully!!!
Thanks again!
Subject: Inherit design changes
An ID that can be granted full access administration privileges should be able to get to all of the databases regardless of the ACL. Full Access Administration needs to be turned on using the Administrator client (it’s in the Administration menu), and the ID used needs to be listed in the Full Access Administrators field on the Server document.