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How To Re-create the Busytime.nsf or Clubusy.nsf File on a Domino Server
Problem:
In some cases it may be necessary for a Domino administrator to re-create the Free Time database (Busytime.nsf), for example, to resolve Free Time issues. What are the steps to re-create the Busytime.nsf file or the Clubusy.nsf (the clustered Free Time database)?
Solution:
How To Re-create Busytime.nsf File (applies to both Domino 4.5x/4.6x and 5.x Servers):
The Busytime.nsf file is the Free Time database on a non-clustered server. To rename the Busytime.nsf file do the following:
1. If possible, map a drive or FTP to the Domino Server's \Data directory.
2. From the Domino R5 Administrator open the live console.
3. Issue the following commands:
tell sched q
tell calconn q
dbcache flush
4. On the Domino Server's \Data directory locate Busytime.nsf and rename it to something else, such as Busytime.old.
5. Issue the following commands:
load sched
How To Re-create Clubusy.nsf File (applies to Domino 5.x Servers only):
The Clubusy.nsf file is the Free Time database on a clustered server. To rename the Clubusy.nsf file do the following:
Note: This process must be done to all servers in the cluster to avoid the replication of Clubusy.
1. If possible, map a drive or FTP to the Domino Server's \Data directory.
2. From the Domino R5 Administrator open the live console.
3. Issue the following commands:
tell sched q
tell calconn q
dbcache flush
4. On the Domino Server's \Data directory find the Clubusy.nsf and rename it to something else, such as Clubusy.old.
5. Issue the following commands:
load sched
load calconn
Note: When rebuilding the Clubusy you should rebuild the Home server's Clubusy.nsf before bringing up the other servers in the cluster.
Andreas
