Re: Remove ID copies from NAB and replicating it to client.

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You should not be replicating the names.nsf down to the client for this
but instead create a Mobile Directory Catalog which will contain the
information you need and is about 1% of the size with only person
information in it.  Instructions for creating a Directory Catalog are in
the Administration Help database.

Gabriella Davis
The Turtle Partnership Limited
PCLP Developer / Administrator
http://www.turtleweb.com




"Roger Vicker, CCP" <rvicker@vicker.com>
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01/04/2002 23:44
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Hello,

Domino 5.0.9 on an AS400 at V5R1M0

We have a developer that wants the NAB (names.nsf) replicated to each
user's client so he can use it in the app to retrieve the logged on
user's first & last name when they are disconnected.

Since some users were originally registered to store a copy of the ID
in the NAB I now need to finally clean the NAB up by removing them.
There is already a secured cache of ID files elsewhere on the system.
When I try to "Detach" them all that happens is that I get a new copy
on the PC. There is no "Delete attachment" option so what is the best
way to clean them out?

Is there any other security exposures from having a replica of the NAB
on each client?

Thanks.

Roger Vicker, CCP

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