- Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing install#
- Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing update#
- Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing 32 bit#
- Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing password#
- Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing windows 7#
That would help others, please say so in the comments. Operation not allowed on AddRow workspace: DBstsCPAR: Cannot position at AddRow: DBstsCXIN: Could not execute insert or update: DBstsENTR: Entry missing: DBstsEOFD: End of data has been reached: DBstsFAIL: The operation failed for unspecified reasons: DBstsHSTMT: ODBC could not allocate a new statement handle: DBstsILLG: Unrecognized or illegal. If you learn anything new in this process If not, shut down Notes and restore theĪbove folders to their original state until you either figure out why itĭidn't work or give up trying. workspace\.metadata\.plugins\\.safetableĭesigner and make sure your working set information has returned, and thatĪll the links etc. workspace\.metadata\.plugins\.ide.resources If you're unsure, rebootįollowing, make a backup of the "new" folder (and allĬontents) and then overwrite it with the "old" version (eitherįrom a backup or from a different system):
Notes processes have turned off before proceeding. (including Designer and Admin of course, if applicable) and make sure ALL You should be able to recover if any problems arise.
That said, if you do back up the affected folders as you are told to, Then on subject insert this command: command(windowworkspace) Then I open a bookmark, find workspace and click on my. After finish, for my situation, I need to do an extra step to restore the workspace. If you break something while attempting the following. Lotus Notes will now automatically recreate new bookmark.nsf from bookmark.ntf. Make no guarantee that it will work for you, nor will I provide any support I have only tried this on an 8.5.1 Notes client running Win XP and I took (see, I'm not as think as you dumb I am). I thought I'd share what I had to do to restore it all from the backup The entire Notes\Data\Workspace folder to test a Notes client "fix"), Of "losing" all my DDE working set information (after deleting Since I just had to go through the frustration
Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing install#
Once thing we have not done is t copy a known good user's JVM directory over to the failing machine prior to the install - I've heard that is a workaround, but I don't want to cause our test machine to stop failing in case we can actually locate the problem.Category Lotus Notes Domino Designer Eclipse So if there's something I can look for - or a specific test we can try let me know. At least on the machines that we've been able to test with we can see that the error is reproducable - one one machine we've tested with we've probably tried to install over 20 times now. We've run the NICE utility - it does not help. Every instance of the FP install failure, however, has been when the client and FP was being installed by the Admin user. The client is installed by an Admin user, the end user usually has more limited access.
Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing password#
We typically install the notes client as a Single user, and we also install Single Logon feature to sync the Notes password with the Windows password. Also, Wongo Wongo stated that when it happened to him, there was no previous client installed - it was a fresh install of 9.0.1 then FP2 that failed.
Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing 32 bit#
But we've had other Win 7 32 bit machines that have had Notes 8.5.3 installed that have had no issue. In a couple of our cases, it seems that Notes 8.5.3 was previously installed.
Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing windows 7#
So far, it seems that the only commonality is that it seems to always be a Windows 7 32 bit machine that's involved.
Lotus notes 8.5 workspace missing update#
Update - I have the test machine - I can reproduce the FP2 install error that I am receiving - where would you like me to post the logs? (Approx 4Meg) If I can get my hands on the affected machine - where would you like logs sent? I say that we only had one affected user, but I've received anecdotal evidence that we've had more that one issue, it's just that the tech(s) involved at the time(s) left the machine with 9.0.1 with no fixpacks and didn't pursue the issue. I'm still trying to get my hands on the old machine (it's in a remote location) so that I can do some further tests. Since we only had one user that was affected, we ended up giving the user a new machine. Clearing the directory structure after running NICE didn't help, either. Using the NICE tool to 'completely' remove Notes and the registry entries did not work for us, either. Notes 9.0.1 was not installed over the top, but the previous version was removed, and Notes 9.0.1 was installed using the 'new' directory structure - so it was a 'clean' install to a 'clean' directory. There was a previous version of Notes installed on this machine, but I'm not sure exactly which version. Running the FP2 installer again did revert the client to 9.0.1, then Notes ran properly as 9.0.1. Install Notes 9.0.1, then install FP2, which failed, and failed during the rollback operation. For what it's worth - my scenario seems to have been the same, with the same (or at least similar) symptoms & error(s):
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