Hi,Is there a way to get the time and date when the document was replicated from local to server?
We have a requirement to stamp the documents if they were created / updated on local and replicated onto the server, with the time and date of replication…
Please let me know… I havent seen any methods or script which can do this?
Regards
roopa
Subject: Some evidence that this may be possible
evey document is stamped with an ‘added in this file’ and ‘changed in this file’ time
Its available to users through the means of
select in view
right click
select properties and first tab.
There appears to be no Lotus script method to get this info
butyou can via the API
open ntf has a snippet in the codebin that uses this
http://www.openntf.org/Projects/codebin/codebin.nsf/CodeByDate/300F25985BCB5CA38625737900608E54
alternatively you can get to the added time using the XML description of a document
(this is quite complex but the code exists
http://www.breakingpar.com/bkp/home.nsf/0/87256B280015193F872571100051CB00
http://www.breakingpar.com/bkp/home.nsf/0/87256B280015193F872571150053867F
)
perhaps one of these might form the basis of a solution
Subject: RE: Some evidence that this may be possible
Thanks Alan…That was a very useful piece of information… Now, i have one question… “Added to” information in document properties will always have a value - whether it was replicated or created new or modified? right?
How do we distinguish?
If i am correct, we can compare the modified and added to values?
I want to analyse how these fields change??
Let me know if you have any additional information on this?