This is a small utility designed to tell you which actions are not compiled.

To use actchk, copy the executable to your notes exe directory and from a command prompt enter:
actchk -d <database.nsf>
 -or-
actchk -d <server>!!<database.nsf>


For a list of all the parameters enter:
actchk -h


The tool will scan the specified database and report on any actions that are not compiled. An action is considered not compiled if there is no item on the note titled "$SCRIPTOBJ_n" where 'n' is the position in the action bar for an action (ya.. that's a bit confusing...)
How about this:
Say you have some actions:

Notes will save the compiled LotusScript actions in seperate items on the note. The compiled code looks like this:

Each action's LotusScript is in a seperate numbered item starting at 0 for the first Script ation in the action bar, 1 for the second, and so on. In this case, since the second action on the action bar is formula, there is no script item for that and the numbers continue on.

If, for some reason, an action is not compiled the tool will identify the title of the action and the position in the action bar.

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Click here to download actchk.zip


This is a small utility designed to tell you which actions are not compiled.

To use actchk, copy the executable to your notes exe directory and from a command prompt enter:
actchk -d <database.nsf>
 -or-
actchk -d <server>!!<database.nsf>


For a list of all the parameters enter:
actchk -h


The tool will scan the specified database and report on any actions that are not compiled. An action is considered not compiled if there is no item on the note titled "$SCRIPTOBJ_n" where 'n' is the position in the action bar for an action (ya.. that's a bit confusing...)
How about this:
Say you have some actions:

Notes will save the compiled LotusScript actions in seperate items on the note. The compiled code looks like this:

Each action's LotusScript is in a seperate numbered item starting at 0 for the first Script ation in the action bar, 1 for the second, and so on. In this case, since the second action on the action bar is formula, there is no script item for that and the numbers continue on.

If, for some reason, an action is not compiled the tool will identify the title of the action and the position in the action bar.

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Click here to download actchk.zip