Reference Lookup 1.2.0
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Mikkel Heisterberg implemented Open Audit in his Notes application and had a suggestion to improve how the log file can be located. Currently Open Audit allows the audit to stay in the application's database or saved in a different database, which I would suggest doing. The replica ID or server & path can be used to determine where the audit log is located stemmed from Reference Lookup. Mikkel's suggestion was to use */ to represent the directory where the current database is located. I liked the idea so much I had to incorporate it into the new version of Reference Lookup that you can download.
As I named my alias 'Relative Path', I realized that '..' (up directory) would be another nice option to add. The up directory option will only work in conjunction with the */ syntax.
Some Examples:
Check out the 'Using This Database' for examples and code starters.
So expect to see these same features in the next release of Open Audit, yes I am working on it.
Mikkel Heisterberg implemented Open Audit in his Notes application and had a suggestion to improve how the log file can be located. Currently Open Audit allows the audit to stay in the application's database or saved in a different database, which I would suggest doing. The replica ID or server & path can be used to determine where the audit log is located stemmed from Reference Lookup. Mikkel's suggestion was to use */ to represent the directory where the current database is located. I liked the idea so much I had to incorporate it into the new version of Reference Lookup that you can download.
As I named my alias 'Relative Path', I realized that '..' (up directory) would be another nice option to add. The up directory option will only work in conjunction with the */ syntax.
Some Examples:
- *\Log\audit.nsf
- *\..\audit.nsf
- App\Log\audit.nsf
Check out the 'Using This Database' for examples and code starters.
So expect to see these same features in the next release of Open Audit, yes I am working on it.
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"The replica ID or server & path and be used to determine where the audit log is located stemmed from Reference Lookup."
Do you mean, "...path can be used..."?
Posted by Rob At 12:42:42 PM On 06/23/2007 | - Website - |