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Field contains incorrect value.

The owner's name must be entered in hierarchical format, because the current user's ID is hierarchical (current ID is Mon nom/domaine)

Salut,

Nous utilisons Lotus Notes 8.5 dans ma société. J'ai créé une Mail_in Database intitulée "newsletter", à laquelle j'ai voulu affecter une adresse newsletter@monentreprise.com (et non pas un utilisateur).

Au moment de changer le Owner de cette base, je reçois le message indiqué ci-dessus.

Si quelqu'un peut m'aider, ce serait fantastique...
Merci d'avance

[Reg]

Tu peux créé un deuxième mail-in qui s'appel newsletter/monentreprise.....

[Bidouille]

Bonjour et bien venu...

Est ce que cela peut te mettre sur piste ?


Phil wrote at 2007-05-16 04:47:54
I think I have this same issue. As I'm only allowed to answer here I will post our work around.

We use an R5 Mail template for our mail-in databases this allows you to select the Mail-In Database document (from the NAB) as the Owner of the Mailfile. (In the Mail database Inbox go to ->Tools ->Preferences ->Mail ->Basics ->User Configuration "This mail file belongs to: Mail-In Database Name").

R7 Mail templates however do not allow you to do this with the error "The owner's name must be entered in Hierarchical format, because the current user's ID is hierarchical (current ID is user/site/domain)." I wish I could change to an ID that isn't hierarchical!
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Marieke wrote at 2009-01-07 13:02:36
Put the right sender name here:
1. Open your mailin database
2. if database is based on mail template:
Click the Tools button (the one on the right, in the mail box) and choose Preferences.
3. Click the "Mail" tab and then " Basics" tab.
Enter the owner of the database
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Using-Lotus- ... tabase.htm

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Finalement plus besoin d'aide, j'ai trouvé ça :

http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/nd6forum.nsf/ReleaseAllThreadedweb/8a77740a2ee2282f852575fd00516f84?OpenDocument


RE: Mail-in database -error when chnage the signature
Posted by Paul K Smerdon on 24.Jul.09 at 10:49 AM using a Web browser
Category: Notes ClientRelease: 7.0.2 FP1Platform: Windows 2003


you could also modify the CalendarProfile form to not check for a hierarchical name in the Owner field. The code is in the field's InputValidation event, just remove it or REM it out.

Et en supprimant ce champ, ça marche!

Merci de votre réactivité