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HipSlu:
btw: woher bekommt man das dort angesprochene compagnt.exe ?

Glombi:
Einfach mal googeln  ;)

und schon landet man hier (Google Cache)
http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:zbf1_PRf_tMJ:www.csdevelopment.cz/domino/hermes.nsf/0/c1256cc9003ab692c1256c9200001de0%3FOpenDocument+compagnt.exe&hl=de


--- Zitat ---The utility does two things: deletes orphaned Agent Data Notes, and optionally fixes up damaged agents. In the case when the number of orphaned Agent Data Notes gets so large that it is impossible to open the database, it is possible to damage the agent's persistent data. If you run the utility to remove the orphaned Agent Data Notes, and are able to open such a database, you will not be able to either save or execute the damaged agents.

When the Agent Manager tries to load the damaged agent it will display the following error message on the server console:


"File object is truncated - file may have been damaged."

If you run the utility with an optional flag 'f' (for fix), it will clean out the garbage from the persistent data which will enable you to edit and run these agents.

The error message usually associated with this issue will be one of the following:

"Insufficient Memory: too many Design elements (Desk design pool)"
"The maximum space for display of views, forms, macros and shared fields has been exceeded for this database. Please delete some of them"
"Memory Allocation Request Exceeded 65,000 bytes"

Note: Use the information in this document in conjunction with the document, "Orphaned Agent Data Notes Cause Performance Problems" (#150603).

Instrukce:
There must be at least one shared LotusScript agent in the database for this utility to function and delete orphaned Agent Data Notes. This is because Agent Data Notes are created only for LotusScript agents, and this utility compares the Agent Data Notes to existing Script agents to find and remove orphans.

The Compact Agent Program can be run only from a Win32 client; however, it can be run on a local database or a database on a server. To run it on a server database, you use the syntax Server!!dbname.nsf. Here are the details:

1. Click on the link or navigate to one of the following URLs, depending on your version of Notes:

--- Ende Zitat ---


Notes Client version
URL for Files

Notes 4.6 and 5.x Clients
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/lotus/tools/notes/Notes4645_CompAg.zip

Notes 4.5x Clients
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/lotus/tools/notes/Notes45x_CompAg.zip

Notes 4.1x Clients
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/lotus/tools/notes/Notes41x_CompAg.zip

Andreas

William Wallace:
Hallo,

habe mir die BETA #1 mal gezogen und ausprobiert. Wie folgt:

Habe mein Mailfile als Test genommen und davon zwei lokale Copies angelegt
und die Indizies aufgebaut.

Ausgangsgröße:   209.152 KB

ncompact -C
Zeit: 50 Sekunden
Größe: 207.360 KB

xcompact
Zeit: 1:15min
Größe: 151.040

Das hat mich erst überracht. Aber dann stellte ich fest, das der xcompact die Inizies löscht. Deshalb ist der ncompact -C nicht der richtige Vergleich. Habe also bei der ersten MailDB noch ein ncompact -D durchgeführt:

Größe: 151.040

Genau die gleiche Größe die der xcompact geliefert hat!

Hmm....

Gruß,
William

William Wallace:
Hallo,

habe den xcompact an einer weiteren sehr großen DB ausprobiert.

Ausgangsgröße 8,85 GB
nach xcompact: 2,50 GB

Dieselbe Größe brachte davor der ncompact -D

Scheint mir kein 'super' Tool zu sein, oder?

Gruß,
William

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