Domino 9: Upgrading the design of your databases -- DOMINO400

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Subject: Domino 9: Upgrading the design of your databases
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 08:58:27 -0400
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When I see "Upgrading the design of your databases" in my console how can
I tell when that is done? It does not appear in show tasks. It does not
appear as a job in the subsystem. DSPLOG PERIOD((0850)) JOB(DESIGN) shows
nothing so it doesn't appear as I've just missed it.

Should I also run LOAD DESIGN?

Rob Berendt

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