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Change Response Document into a Main document

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If you want to change a response document into a main document this, is how to do it.





A notesdocument has a read only property isResponse.

If you want to convert a response document into a main document for whatever reasons you cannot set isresponse to false.

NB: My reason was that I was copying emails from an inbox into a  Customer tracking database and Replies are stored as responses.

I was not copying the main document, so I wanted to do a copyallitems then make it a main document.

 

To do this simply do a call to doc.removeitem("$Ref")

You do not have to test for the existence of $Ref as it will do nothing if $Ref does not exist.

 

NB: If you have a view that is not showing responses, you can change the view property: "Show response documents in a hierarchy" to be unticked.

This might be less drastic than changing all response documents to be main documents.

 

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