Hi,
I have a database and in the ACL I have a group. This one is manager for the database… I’m in this group but I can’t do anythings in the database !!!
I don’t want to do a db cache flush…
What can I do to resolve this problem…
Thanks
FEEL…
Subject: Problem with ACL
First, what’s dbcache flush got to do with it? It shouldn’t be the issue, but it can’t hurt, anyway. Why don’t you want to it?
Next, look at that group again in the ACL, and be sure it is ‘typed’ correctly as a person group or mized group. If it’s called ‘person’, for example, it won’t work.
Make it ‘unspecified’ and give it a try.
Lee Sweet
Subject: RE: Problem with ACL
Hi,
if you logged out of the database, make NW Connection to the Lotus Notes Servers Data Directory e. g.
Net use z: \Servername\D$
And open the DB localy!
If you cant access the Database, open the Servers Console and Enter:
DBCACHE FLUSH = This only writes all unsaved data from Chash in every Database (We need it here)
DROP ALL = Remove all users from all Databases! (Also needed!)
Retry to access!
If the database is now open, change the ACL and the Accesstype!
Hope this helps
Thomas
Subject: Problem with ACL
Are you listed explicitly in the ACL? If so then that takes precident over ANY group access.
ACL’s are really pretty simple, but they can be tough figuring out. We have developed a tool that allows you to manage the ACLs of and/all databases on a server, plus query a database and determine what level of access any individual/group has to that DB. It is pretty slick (obviously biased) and you can download a free demo from our site at
http://www.wfs.com/WorkWeb/WFSWebLib.nsf/Src/WebDoc*ACL+Manager
While I realize that this not your specific question it can tell you where you are getting your rights from.