| RECOUNT is used in the product in only one place - the CDQ housekeeping
procedure, in order to determine whether users are within their
document quota.
In V2.4 it did not take a parameter. Now in V3.0 it takes a parameter
which is the user to have the count done, but this defaults to the
current user. To be able to perform RECOUNT for another user you need
access to all their drawers, which for practical purpose means you need
to be a privileged user.
It will include all the user's drawers, and within each drawer it will
count every DOCDB record in the count with the exception of:
a) Documents in the wastebasket
b) Documents in the pending archive folder
c) Documents in the inbox
d) Archived documents
On completion RECOUNT will update the DOCCOUNT field in the profile
record.
Cheers
Stuart
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# It will include all the user's drawers, and within each drawer it will
# count every DOCDB record in the count with the exception of:
#
# a) Documents in the wastebasket
#
# b) Documents in the pending archive folder
#
# c) Documents in the inbox
#
# d) Archived documents
I am wondering why RECOUNT doesn't count the documents in those folders?
People who have their document quota exceeded can jump out of the Document
Quota Exceeded Menu by
1) Delete enough documents
2) Do the RECOUNT
And then bypass further document quota check by
1) Refile all documents in the WASTEBASKET to INBOX
I found it hard to enforce document quota with such a feature.
Any hints?
Regards, Terence
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