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Export CSV

That is not hard at all.

Get the view using the GetView method of the NotesDatabase class.
Then use either the AllEntries method or the GetAllEntriesByKey method of the NotesView class to get the documents you want to export.

Use GetFirtsEntry/GetNextEntry methods to loop through the collection and get each NotesViewEntry.
You use the ColumnValues method of the NotesViewEntry to get the column values.
Now you just write it to a text file in CSV format.

Really nothing different that what you would do in Lotusscript, except that you use Java.
You could take a look at this blog entry that I posted a little while ago: http://blog.texasswede.com/export-notes-view-to-excel-with-multi-value-fields/


Feedback response number WEBB99JK7E created by ~Dan Kikiterobu on 07/12/2013

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