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Thanks, this is the minor difference I was looking for.

Hi, What is the difference between searching 'from here' on the enterprise main page, and searching using the enterprise slice? The enterprise slice is configured to exclude recycle bin and selects current version only. I notice a slight difference in results.

Thanks for the help sofar. I'll download C# express, and try using that. Seems that C++ is not used very much anymore. It seemed like the logical choice to me since I initally learned programming in C(++)

Thanks for the help sofar. I have a little trouble understanding the LAPI structure. The (very few) code examples on the knowledge centre are not very helpfull for the beginner. Are there any other sources for sample code, preferably C(++)?

Thanks, I just managed to create some very basic Lapi code. Another question: How would I use Lapi to do the following: 1. Get all documents with certain categories applied. 2. For all found nodes, create new category 3. Fill new category with data from found category. Can you do step 1...

Hi, Does anyone have example code I can use, preferable C? I do have extensive Livelink knowledge, but I've never used LAPI before.

Is there any way to just replicate a folder structure from one Livelink instance to another? No content, just the folders. We have an EFS of >1TB, containing sensitive data that is not all allowed to be transfered to a test system. I'm still looking for the best way to replicate data between...

Thanks for the reply. Is there any way to automate the multicategory search? Users are used to one country field, that searches over all country attributes in all relevant categories. For the merging part: Is there any way to do it without LAPI? I can write livereports/webreports, but I'm no...

We're going to implement full DS synchronisations, so the problem will solve itself. Thanks.

Hi! We have several categories, with the same attribute 'country'. In Livelink 8 we could search all the country attributes at once. In livelink 9 that's no longer possible. To solve this I'd like to merge the categories into one category. What is the best way to do this? We're currently on...

Hi, We have some users in Livelink that need their passwords to be reset to 'hidden'. Is there any way to do this per user? Livelink only allows to do that for every user (except Admin).

To find out the relevant id's, use function ?func=attributes.dump For example: http://localhost/Livelink/llisapi.dll?func=attributes.dump

If you have knowledgebase access, check out the following article: https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objId=3498953&objAction=ArticleView

Thanks Greg, the user function on your website is very useful. I found another one that does work slightly different, and also returns the level: GO SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO CREATE FUNCTION getLLTree(@ParentID int = 2000) RETURNS @Result TABLE ( DataID int NOT...

I googled that a stored procedure cannot do that. It is working though using a user function! I can do a 'select DataID from getLLTree(537310)' Where getLLTree is a user function that does the treewalking.

I found a working stored procedure, and now I can get output by running it from a Livereport. I still have the question if I can use it in another query in the livereport, or that I have to do everything I want in the stored procedure. Can I do something like: select * from dtree where id in...

I've never used stored procedures in a Livereport. How do I use it? Can I use the results of the procedure to get other information, or do I have to modify the procedure to get the results I want, because it's the only thing I can run from a Livereport?

Hi! How can I do a recursive folder traversal in a Livereport using MSSQL? In Oracle, I always use 'connect by prior', but MSSQL has no such command.

A directory walker has search regions, but I couldn't find anything like 'OTLocation'.

Hi! I would like to be able to search on physical location of a directory walker indexed file, to determine the year of adding the file. For example, file 1 is in c:\files\2009, and file 2 is in c:\files\2008. In the search results, I can see the location, so you would think it would be...