adyb

Hi, if you want to archive the contents of mailboxes over a certain age then this is done in Outlook, using the autoarchive feature. I personally do not like it, as it puts the pst files it generates deep in the user profile. If your PC hard drive dies then you have lost the archive. One possibility is to install outlook onto your server. Assign the required permissions to allow the admin account to login to the mailbox. Then run the archive routine from there, but do it to a location that is backed up. I do this, but then archive the pst files onto DVDs. If you need to open a pst file on a DVD you have to copy it to a hard drive first, as outlook requires read and write access to the files it opens. Hope this helps, Ady

Right, the plot thickens. It looks like the server was upgraded earlier in the month from SQLAnywhere to MS SQL server. Not sure who performed the upgrade. The standard documents are there - it has lost the documents in the My Reports folder. Any thoughts.... Adyb

Nope, not upgraded a thing. I would understand this better if we had... They are just no longer linked to the available reports. The reports are all listed, but you can not access them....

Hi, We seem to have lost the custom reports on our database server. When you click the report, it comes back with a popup that basically says the document for this report does not exist in the document server. It was there a matter of days beforehand... Running the test to connect to the document server works ok. The document server folder c:\docstorage\ has a folder with the name of the file server in, and if you drill down the folders you get to documents. Can anyone shed any light... Cheers, Adyb