Dear all, I have a question regarding about Notes disk quota allocation. In our Notes setting, we set our users 'Database quotas warning. For some users run on server, when they exceeded this quota, they will see this message prompting “Cannot allocate database object - database would exceed its disk quota.” For run on local users, even though they far exceeded the quotas, they still did not see the above prompting and their mail databases continue to grow.
Q: Users using local copies of their mail files never display warning message when they over quota on server side, How to fix it problems the user run on local.
thx
bill
Subject: Quotas function never worked run on local
Dear Bill,
You can also set the db disk quota through Administrator Client. (i.e. select as local).
Hope this will solve your problem.
-Daruri
Subject: Quotas function never worked run on local
Dear all sorry about my bad English.
Yes you can set quota through Administrator Client. but I think that means you have to install the admin client on each pc!!!
And I don’t know if you get the warning massage!
you can also solve this problem with hard coding in the Database Resources-> Database Script → post open.
With a notes script you can get the DB size and location than if location is local, you can compare DB size with a value (you quota).
Every time that a user start his/ her Notes on local and open the mail DB they get a warring massage.
It is not dynamic and it is difficult to implement for different users with different quota’s!!!
Subject: RE: Quotas function never worked run on local
Dear All,
Thank your very much for your help!!!
I have try to set the notication warning message/email in Quota Controls function run on server when the users over quota limit. and set two DB run on local, one for backup and other one is current uses, and deselect"Do not send deletions made in this replica to other replicas" in currnet DB synchronic from server. Above information is our company try to improve the users execute performance. I don’t know true or false?
thx,
bill