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I often times visit the files view in the administrator to look at which mail files on a server are using which template (we have several different templates in operation), which database have quotas and which don't, which databases are over quota, which are the largest databases, etc. etc.
It would be great to be able to export the column headings and the actual data to a .csv so that it could be opened with excel.
This is currently possible, but through these tedious steps:
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1) Henning Kunz (30 Jan 2008)
Very good suggestion. Furthermore I would like to be able to export all the viewlike data from adminclient.
Like Notes Users, Database Users etc. from Server Status tab
Like Notes Users, Database Users etc. from Server Status tab
2) Stephan H. Wissel (30 Jan 2008)
Have a look at the WebAdmin client. I think you call pull the data as XML from it.
:-) stw
:-) stw
3) David Killingsworth (01 Feb 2008)
In some cases, an admin may not use the web admin client, or the HTTP task may not be loaded.
4) Scott Stewart (07 Feb 2008)
How about extending the "Copy Selected as Table" feature to the Domino Administrator? This should include not only the values in the columns listed in the Admin client, but also a link to any database link to any databases, doclinks to server documents, people, etc.
5) Chris Mobley (15 Feb 2008)
I've been dying for this capability for years. Even a simple copy/paste would help.
6) Chris Whisonant (15 Feb 2008)
You can get most of this out of catalog.nsf. You'll need to create some custom views, but there are many fields (such as DbInheritTemplateName) that would help you get what you need. Then you could copy the view as a table and paste into Excel or just export as csv.
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