Dwight Wilbanks BLOG | How do I set this database property?

Wednesday, September 6th 2006

How do I set this database property?09/06/2006 09:24 AM

Yesterday, I recieved an email with the subjet "How do I set this database property?" and a link to this graphics

http://www.domnotes.de/heini/home.nsf/perma?OpenView&RestrictToCategory=6-09-05-134346

I should state for the record that, I have an API background and have been able to pull stuff out of, um, well, my ear in the past for this guy, so, I took the request seriously. I researched it and came to the conclusion that the graphics was a photoshop job, a fake!

Then it was brought to my attention that, it was a joke, he knew it was a fake and I should have found it funny. I was in a heads down coding mode and was just too dense to see the humor. I seriously wanted the feature. When I'm coding, I live with the LotusScript Debugger on, then someone sends me an email and I forget the debugger is on, you know the story, it's not a crisis, but, it is quite a pain in the ear.

I was also too dense to let it drop.

So, heres how you set the property.

When replacing design, you can optionally hide the design of your database. That will disable debugging of LotusScript

Image:Dwight Wilbanks BLOG - How do I set this database property?

Image:Dwight Wilbanks BLOG - How do I set this database property?

Tada!

Now, I'm a developer and I like to see the design of my mail file from time to time, I'll look at one thing of the other in the mail file design. But, I think this is a trade-off that I'm willing to make, when I need to look at the design, I can look at the template.

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1. LArry cooper02/27/2007 04:05:39 PM
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