After changing the release of our server to Notes 6 we had problems when users opened a view. By composing the index the processed amount of data increased dramatically (up to GB!).
I know the script does not make much sense. The programmer probably might not have known “@ReplaceSubstring”. But with Notes 5 we did not experience problems and the index was composed in a few seconds.
I hope you do not have script like this in your databases, but if you have servers shut down by opening a view or a form (with “@DBLookup”-fields etc.) take a look at the string-processing in columns.
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“ä”);“%E4”);
“ö”);“%F6”);
“ü”);“%FC”);
“:”);“%3A”);
“;”);“%3B”);
“?”);“%3F”);
“&”);“%26”);
“Ä”);“%C4”);
“Ö”);“%D6”);
“Ü”);“%DC”);
“è”);“%E8”);
“à”);“%E0”);
“é”);“%E9”);
“È”);“%C8”);
“É”);“%C9”);
“À”);“%C0”);
“(”);“%28”);
“)”);“%29”);
“[”);“%5B”);
“]”);“%5D”);
@Char(92);“%5C”)