| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 25.1 | Fixed? | VAXUUM::DYER | Rock the Bells | Wed Feb 25 1987 13:19 | 2 |
| I've run a little command procedure that's supposed to fix the problem.
<_Jym_>
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| 25.2 | Fixed? Nope. | FNYFS::WYNFORD | The Rented Loony | Thu Feb 26 1987 04:00 | 7 |
| Sorry, but NOTES/UPDATE this morning (0330 EST cos I'm in France)
still gave no new notes, even though yours was among those I hadn't
seen!
So, it is still not fixed... :-)
Gavin
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| 25.3 | Next Guess | VAXUUM::DYER | Rock the Bells | Thu Feb 26 1987 15:27 | 7 |
| Did you, perchance, switch your old notebook entry for the DOCUMENT notesfile to
DOCUMENT_FT, like this?
Notes> mod entry document/file=CLOSET::DOCUMENT_FT
If so, the entry might be using the "unseen map" from the old file.
<_Jym_>
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| 25.4 | Readers need to issue a command | DECWET::HUNT | Liz Hunt | Thu Feb 26 1987 20:45 | 8 |
| After the command procedure has been run to fix the file, any user
with an unseen count stuck at zero needs to perform one additional
step. Open the conference, and issue the command:
NOTES> SET SEEN/BEFORE=date-time
The "date-time" should be a valid VMS time specification; perhaps
use the last time you read the note file.
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| 25.5 | unseen count never increases | GLINKA::GREENE | | Wed Apr 15 1987 12:08 | 17 |
|
I *never* get an updated unseen count! If I happen to exit a
particular notesfile before reading all the notes and replies,
then (and only then) there is a non-zero unseen count, and it
does not increase as other notes and replies are entered into
that notesfile. Otherwise, the unseen count for all notesfiles
always shows a zero.
Yes, I have done the "set seen," and that shouldn't be necessary
anymore once I am "caught up" on a notesfile.
Any suggestions? It is inconvenient to open all the different
notesfiles just in case there are new items (no problem with the
active files, of course -- there are *always* new notes!).
Thanks,
Penelope
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| 25.6 | try UPDATE | DSSDEV::EPPES | Dignity, always dignity | Wed Apr 15 1987 13:42 | 7 |
| RE < Note 25.5 by GLINKA::GREENE >:
Are you using the VAX Notes command UPDATE (or the /UPDATE qualifier
to the NOTES command at DCL level)? Your notebook won't show new
entries until you tell Notes to check for them...
-- Nina
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| 25.7 | NOTES/UPDATE did the trick | GLINKA::GREENE | | Thu Apr 16 1987 13:18 | 7 |
| Thanks, Nina.
At DCL command I typed NOTES/UPDATE. It did update everything (except
unreachable nodes, of course), but then returned me to DCL. Any
way to UPDATE and remain in NOTES?
P
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| 25.8 | Yup | CUPOLA::HAKKARAINEN | Albatross! | Thu Apr 16 1987 14:23 | 1 |
| Notes> update
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| 25.9 | or update/class=* | VISUAL::GENET | John D Genet | Fri Apr 17 1987 12:55 | 6 |
| or
Notes> update/class=*
if you have more than one class of notefiles
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| 25.10 | Command procedure to update NOTES | GNUVAX::LIBRARIAN | Composed of laughing particles | Wed Apr 29 1987 15:59 | 25 |
|
I have my LOGIN.COM submit the following command procedure to the
batch queue. This way, every time I login my notesfile is updated. I
also have a symbol defined to submit that procedure from DCL level so
I can update during the day and see the unread's in very busy
conferences (like this one!).
Lance
$! NOTES_UPDATE.COM
$!
$ NOTES
UPDATE
SET CLASS TOOLS
UPDATE
SET CLASS OCCASIONAL
UPDATE
EXIT
$EXIT
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| 25.11 | auto-update | 50372::CAAHANS | Hans Bachner, ADG Munich | Mon May 25 1987 02:47 | 16 |
| The following code is part of my LOGIN.COM and will update my notebook
when I log in for the first time every day. Note that you should
not logout before you get the message
Subprocess UPDATE_NOTES completed
because logout kills all active subprocesses.
$! update notebook
$ notes_file = f$search (f$parse ("NOTES$NOTEBOOK","SYS$LOGIN:.NOTE"))
$ if notes_file .nes. "" then -
if f$cvtime (f$file_attr (notes_file, "RDT"), "COMPARISON", "DATE") -
.lts. f$cvtime (, "COMPARISON", "DATE") then -
spawn /nowait /nolog /notify /input=NL: /output=NL: -
/process=UPDATE_NOTES -
NOTES /update /class=*
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