What types of documents can there be in a Lotus Notes database?

Hi

This might seem a strange question but I am trying to findout all different types of documents you can have in a Lotus Notes database. Untill now this is my list, but I can imagine there are more different kinds of documents:

  • Lookup documents

  • Profile documents

  • Confiuration documents

Does anyone knows more types of documents?

Regards

Subject: The types of Notes in a Lotus Notes database

In R6, the types of “notes” are:1) ACL

  1. Actions

  2. Agents

  3. DatabaseScript

  4. DataConnections

  5. Documents

  6. Folders

  7. Forms

  8. FrameSets

  9. HelpAbout

  10. HelpIndex

  11. HelpUsing

  12. Icon

  13. ImageResources

  14. JavaResources

  15. MiscCodeElements

  16. MiscFormatElements

  17. MiscIndexElements

  18. Navigators

  19. Outlines

  20. Pages

  21. Profiles

  22. ReplicationFormulas

  23. SriptLibraries

  24. SharedFields

  25. StyleSheetResources

  26. Subforms

  27. Views

See the NotesNoteCollection class for descriptions of each.

Subject: RE: The types of Notes in a Lotus Notes database

Hi

I think you misunderstood me.

I know the different kind of design elements and where to find them. What I am talking about are the different kind of documents that can be created in e Lotus Notes database and their different kind of purpose they have. Like the few examples I gave (profile documents, configuration documents and lookup documents).

I hope you understand me now.

Regards

Subject: RE: The types of Notes in a Lotus Notes database

A document can be created for any purpose you can think to assign to it, so the answer would be … infinity plus one. Your question is essentially meaningless.

Subject: RE: The types of Notes in a Lotus Notes database

Hi,

I think You classification doesn’t make sense, because You can have so many kinds of purpose of documents as many application You have. You can have mail, request, approve, log, parameter documents etc. etc etc.

You agree with basic classification:

  • profile document (cannot be viewed in view, is cached etc.)

  • document (can be viewed in any view, is not cached)

Konrad