Hi,

 

I cannot see from your code whether this is related. However, you do mention that you need to refer to another database. Have you taken into consideration that file names and paths are case sensitive on Linux (and other operating systems than Windows)? The reason why it sometimes work anyway is if the database has been opened before (and cached....). I know this kind of problem can be difficult to spot.

 

/John 

 Thanks for your response!

 

Well, thats all good points to think about. My application (XPage DB and a notes database) is very tricky and can read information from documents from any other notes database. The XPage shows the data, and the data which should be displayed are configured in the notes database.

 

I am understanding you right, that it is not good, if the XPage always again and again gets the notes database? 

 

I do like this very often, because I don't know how to declare this global: 

var db:NotesDatabase = session.getDatabase(server,path,false) 

var vw:NotesView = db.getView("whateverviewuwant"); 

 I have experienced very odd crashes on linux related to getDocumentByKey or getAllEntriesByKey. In some cases it was "bad" input from users (binary garbage which was passed into keys property of view data source). Sometimes it was caused by "too fast" lookups (getDocumentByKey called inisde a loop).

 

FK