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June 2009 - Posted OdbcDump
In a consolidation project we had a Lotus Script application on a Domino server that imported data from a Microsoft Access database using ODBC. We needed to move a Domino server with this application from a Windows to an OS/400 host. Cause there is no Remote Database Access possible to a Access database, I wrote an OdbcDump utility. It has become a free, simple lightweight Windows 32-bit command-line utility that exports data from any ODBC source (DB/2, Microsoft Access, Oracle, etc.) to a XML file, comma separated file, tab separated file or semicolon separated file. You specify the export file, ODBC data source (DSN) and a SQL query and off you go. If you wish, you can schedule the export using windows scheduling.
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March 2010 - Posted Lotus Notes/Domino browser
One of the usefull things in my private toolbox -with over 100+ tools for Lotus Notes/Domino- is a remote file manager / explorer. I decided to publish this tool to the public domain so you can use it. With this Lotus Notes/Domino application (.nsf) you are able to manage files on a remote Domino server using only the standard NRPC protocol (port 1352). This will come in handy if you do not have access to the remote desktop of file system on the remote host. You can use it to upload SSL certificates, download NSD files, rename/move files (and databases) or create folders. Currently this application supports; download; upload; rename/move; create folders and removing files/folders.
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March 2010 - Posted Signature Manager
The Lotus Notes/Domino Signature Manager helps you to push e-mail signatures into mail 8.5.1+ databases. The basic principle is that you create one or more signature templates in this application. Each signature template contains a signature for Lotus Notes clients and for iNotes (DWA, Domino Web Access). Each signature template contains the DXL and/or HTML signature and may contain formula mail-merge fields such as <@>@Name([CN];Fullname);@>. These fields can look-up information from the relevant Person-document. Updating signatures can now be done without end-user intervention.
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