Amazon Web Services Developer Connection : Query Example in Ruby
Amazon Web Services Developer Connection : Query Example in Ruby line 27 of the sample should read : “http://ats.amazonaws.com?” + not “http://awis.amazonaws.com/onca/xml?” +
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SNTT : Testing for Unique Multi Values in a Lotus Notes Form field
Last week I posted on Testing for Unique values in a Lotus Notes Form field, then Nathan’s Comment made me reprise the code. (Learn and share or “CITOKATE”) I promised to show how to test for Unique multiple values (or Continue reading SNTT : Testing for Unique Multi Values in a Lotus Notes Form field
SNTT : Test for Unique values in a Lotus Notes Form field
Suppose you need to ensure that a value is unique for a field for a given form and the documents created by that form. Like a “CompanyName” field on a “Company” form. How would you go about that in the Lotus Notes client? Continue reading SNTT : Test for Unique values in a Lotus Notes Form field
SNTT Structured DbColumn’s in Lotus Notes
Back in February I posted Structured DBlookup’s in Lotus Notes. Very popular. Implicit in that was that the same could be applied to DbColumn’s, but the web (and Google) is all about being explicit, so here we go : 12345678class Continue reading SNTT Structured DbColumn’s in Lotus Notes
SNTT : Export any Lotus Notes View to Excel from Domino Web, automagically
As an update to Export any Lotus Notes View to CSV or Excel, automagically, and as an answer to a being asked how you would do this, here is some similar code to export a view from the web brower Continue reading SNTT : Export any Lotus Notes View to Excel from Domino Web, automagically
SNTT : Export any Lotus Notes View to CSV or Excel, automagically
Here is a some very generic code which will work on any Lotus Notes View to print out the contents to a Comma Separated Value (CSV) file, or as an Excel File, with minimum formating, as a general export routines. Continue reading SNTT : Export any Lotus Notes View to CSV or Excel, automagically