User`s guide

IBM Lotus Notes, Domino, Domino Designer 8 Release Notes
keepPoolStats = 1
trackConnections = 0
availableMRU = 0
availableLRU = 0
henv = 1
connected = 1
pid = 5696
The pool entry structure is included in NSD output. There is one per allocated connection in the pool for
this process. The most useful pieces of information here are the connected flag, the callerFileLine (the
file:line of the first sign-out of the connection for this use), and the lastRefFileLine 0-2 (the file:line of the
last access of this connection after it was signed out -- typically a lookup call).
-------DB2NSF CONNECTION POOL ENTRY-------
connected = 1
cleanConnection = 0
inUse = 0
AutoCommit = 1
inTXN = 0
longHeld = 1
NIFConnection = 0
lastaction = 4
allocCount = 0
key = 1
nestingLevel = 0
henv = 1
hdbc = 1
next = 4027603030
prev = 0
this = 4027596832
tranNext = 0
affinityIndex = 5
inAvailableList = 0
refct = 0
allocatedHstmts = 0
reuseCount = 0
pid = 5696
callerFileLine = db2note.c:1426
lastRefFileLine[0] = db2note.c:1426
lastRefFileLine[1] = upschema.c:247
lastRefFileLine[2] = db2note.c:4748
Lotus Notes, Domino Server
Storing roaming user ID in PAB during user registration
Due to enhancements made to user registration for Roaming Users, you must now explicitly choose to
store the roaming ID in the Personal Address Book by choosing the "In personal address book" option on
the Register Person - ID Info panel (the Register Person - ID Info panel displays during the user
registration process). Choosing this option causes Notes Client setup to attach the ID to the personal
address book. Storing the ID in the Domino Directory is no longer required.
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