Use the Files tab to manage databases from the Domino® Administrator.

Procedure

1. From the Domino Administrator, click the Files tab.

2. Select one or more databases in the files pane.

3. In the Tools pane, select Database and then select a tool described in the following table or drag selected database(s) to the tool.

Table 1. Tools for database management

Database tool	Description
Manage ACL	Manages access control lists (ACLs)
Create Replica	Creates replicas of databases using the Administration Process server task
Compact	Runs the Compact tool on databases
Full-text index	Manages full-text indexes
Multi-Database Index	Enables and disables multi-database indexing for databases
Advanced Properties	Set advanced properties that optimize performance Note: The Advanced Database Properties are available only to those administrators listed in the Administrators field on the Security tab of the Server document.
Quotas	Set quotas to limit the size of databases
Move	Moves databases using the Administration Process server task
Sign	Signs databases or database templates with signatures that can be used for workstation data security
Replication	Enables and disables replication of databases
Fixup	Runs the Fixup task to repair corrupted databases
Cluster	Manages databases in a cluster
Analyze	Runs a database analysis
Find Note	Finds a document based on Note ID or UNID and displays its properties to aid in troubleshooting
Create DB Event Generator	Monitors a database based on various criteria
Manage Views	Frees space used by view indexes

Related tasks
Creating replicas using the Administration Process
Running Compact using the Files tab
Selecting the databases to include in the Domain Index
Setting database properties that optimize database performance
Setting database size quotas
Moving databases using the Administration Process
Signing a database or template
Disabling database replication
Running the Fixup task
Running a database analysis
Purging view indexes
The Files tab in the Domino Administrator

Related reference
Managing database availability in a cluster