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LOTUSSCRIPT/COM/OLE CLASSES

Save method
Example

Saves any changes you have made to a document.

Defined in

NotesDocument

Syntax

flag = notesDocument.Save( force, createResponse [, markRead ] )

Parameters

force

Boolean. If True, the document is saved even if someone else edits and saves the document while the script is running. The last version of the document that was saved wins; the earlier version is discarded.

If False, and someone else edits the document while the script is running, the createResponse argument determines what happens.

createResponse

Boolean. If True, the current document becomes a response to the original document (this is what the replicator does when there's a replication conflict). If False, the save is canceled. If the

force

parameter is True, the

createResponse

parameter has no effect.

markRead

Boolean. If True, the document is marked as read on behalf of the current user ID. If False (default), the document is not marked as read.

Note If the database does not track unread marks, all documents are considered read, and this parameter has no effect.

Return value

True indicates that the document was successfully saved
False indicates that the document was not saved

Usage

Avoid using this method in a document returned by NotesUIDocument.Document. Use NotesUIDocument.Save instead. Otherwise, a user who saves in the front-end creates a save conflict.

Language cross-reference

save method in Java Document class

@DocMark function in formula language

FileSave @command in formula language

Example
See Also

Copying an item in LotusScript classes

Creating an item and assigning values in LotusScript classes

Locating documents within a view or folder in LotusScript classes

Mailing a document in LotusScript classes

Refreshing a view or folder

Removing an item in LotusScript classes

Disabling unread marks for modified documents

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