Lotus Notes Tutorial – Lotus Notes and Domino Enterprise Education

First, how many people you are storing LOG.NSF in Lotus Notes know any usage data that can help them? If you open the LOG.NSF will view a series of usage appears below the menu on the left pane. These activities are collectively referred to as the trend of the session, the activity provides access to the document. These are recorded automatically by the server.

Session documentation is stored in each user session that occurred on the server. These sessions show how much the amount of data read and write, if they were accessing the database, it was when they occur. Activity document the day, once written, one for each database on each server. These are the size of the database used, the percentage, views, size of the folder shows a summary of activities.
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Log file in lotus notes purging is generally managed by the “Log=” parameter in Notes.ini on Domino Server.

According to the .ini reference, the format for the “Log=” parameter is:

The fourth parameter, “days”, is what’s important here. Most often, you’ll see that set to 7, for 7 days. Sometimes, you’ll see it set to 30. But either way, you shouldn’t have more than about 30 days in your log.nsf file.

So, the first thing to do is check your Notes.ini and see if somehow that parameter is inflated, for example, if it says something like 365 or even 20000. If so, then your log isn’t being purged because Notes has been told not to purge it.

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