Sometimes for debugging I am required to check all the field values in a document. It can get tiresome (and boring). So for this purpose I had created a small formula code snippet that would loop through all the fields in a document, get its values and put it in an email to the current user. I simply put this in a toolbar button of my Notes client and its good to go. Here's the code:
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Reading Windows registry from Lotus Notes using formula
I can't remember what exactly I was searching for when I ran into this question on N/D 8.5 forum which introduced me to the function @RegQueryValue. Basically this function allows you to read the Windows registry.
So if you want to read CPU information on a particular machine then you would write code as:
Unfortunately I couldn't find any function to write registry value.
So if you want to read CPU information on a particular machine then you would write code as:
@RegQueryValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"; "HARDWARE\\DESCRIPTION\\System\\CentralProcessor\\0"; "ProcessorNameString")
Unfortunately I couldn't find any function to write registry value.
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