I have an issue at customer site...  Users cannot recall messages sent between internal on-premise Notes users when using the generic mailbox as described below  These messages are business critical, but must be recalled a few times a month.

 

Background:
Users save drafts in the the generic mailbox which is based on the Notes 9.0.1 mail template.  During non-business hours a scheduled LotusScript agent sends the draft messages from a generic mailbox which are saved in the Sent View.  The sent emails are natively assigned a message id, however, the saved emails are missing the message id ($MessageID field).    

 

To fix the issue we would like to create the $MessageID field in the saved email which matches the Message ID on the email received by the recipient which we assume will allow the native message recall to function properly.  However, we do not understand how the Sequence Time of the Originator ID (OID) is created.  We are able to create the other parts of the OID fine (i.e. UNID).

 

How is the Sequence Time generated in an Originator ID (OID)?  

 

FYI

 

What are the components of a Note ID?
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