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 lotus notes 7 indexing freezes screens
when notes database indexes it causes all users screens to freeze. Why?

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Lotus notes 7
ASKED: August 3, 2010  12:35 PM
UPDATED: December 2, 2010  4:28 PM

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Lotus Notes has a limit of 500 MB for a notes db. If u r using Google Desktop for Enterprise and it's not indexing Lotus Notes, the Lotus Notes component was probably not fully installed. To successfully install the Lotus Notes module, the program requires that notesgdsplugin.dll is written to the Notes application directory, and a specific entry referencing it is added to the notes.ini configuration file. Set the following parameter in the NOTES.INI file: Update_No_Fulltext Syntax: Update_No_Fulltext=value Description: Turns off full text indexing on a server. Value: 0 - Turns full text indexing on Thanks !
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Lotus Notes has a limit of 64GB for a notes db, not 500MB. The application freezes because you have an incredibly high number of documents and a moderately complex view, or a large number of documents and a complex view, or a moderate number of documents and a highly-highly complex view. Also, if you are using readers fields and the application has a large number of documents, it can be very unresponsive. You need to remove the view complexity, or archive documents. Note that if readers fields result in a user being able to read a very small fraction of documents, it takes a long time for the application to deterimine which documents to display. It has to do this for each user.

More information about the application would aid in this discussion.

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Some selection formula could be a server killer : Something like “MyDate <= @ToDay” ou even worth “MyTime = @Now” cause the server must permanently recompute the view index

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