I’ve got a user who has their Reipent Name lookup set to exhaustive.
When this user uses out Travel Authorization system to get approval from their manager they get an error:
Process: An unexpected error on line #237 has occurred. Error 4295 - User Defined Errror. (This error is - Ambiguous Name)
Line 237 is doc.Send
My names are stored in the Canonical format, “Stephen M Chrsitain/OU=DIV/O=Company,” and are multiple values.
The user want their address book to work this way, as they have different addresses for the same person (home, work, blackberry, whatever).
Is there a way I can override the user settings or just pick the first match or at least just user the local domain version?
Would it help to do “Stephen M Chrsitain/OU=DIV/O=Company@Company” ??
Subject: Lotus Script doc.Send and Recipient Lookup (Exhaustive)
hello,
do not use the .send in this case, just directly create your
document to send in the mail.box of the server or the
smtp.box in the local client (if offline).
You need fields AND (both identical) and before saving the document a computeWithform (false, false).
This works.
bye
Christian
Subject: Lotus Script doc.Send and Recipient Lookup (Exhaustive)
first question is whether this person has entries in more than one of the user’s NABs - that will throw up multiple value answer which is “ambiguous”.
Subject: RE: Lotus Script doc.Send and Recipient Lookup (Exhaustive)
Yes, they do multiple values - they’ve copied many names from the address book into their personal address book.
Therefore, it’s finding the multiple matches. I’m just curious if there is anyway I can specify to doc.Send not to do an exhaustive search? Despite what the user has set.