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I'm new with lotus notes. Basically, I have a form. I want to create a situation where when I edit the form, that form will not be overwritten but it will automatically create a new form with an updated form. But when I open the new updated form, we can see all list of history from the old form. I can't think of any way to create it. Any suggestion would help me. Thanks!










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    I'm new with lotus notes. Basically, I have a form. I want to create a situation where when I edit the form, that form will not be overwritten but it will automatically create a new form with an updated form. But when I open the new updated form, we can see all list of history from the old form. I can't think of any way to create it. Any suggestion would help me. Thanks!










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      I'm new with lotus notes. Basically, I have a form. I want to create a situation where when I edit the form, that form will not be overwritten but it will automatically create a new form with an updated form. But when I open the new updated form, we can see all list of history from the old form. I can't think of any way to create it. Any suggestion would help me. Thanks!










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      I'm new with lotus notes. Basically, I have a form. I want to create a situation where when I edit the form, that form will not be overwritten but it will automatically create a new form with an updated form. But when I open the new updated form, we can see all list of history from the old form. I can't think of any way to create it. Any suggestion would help me. Thanks!







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          First of all: you need to know the difference between FORM and DOCUMENT.



          The FORM is the design element in designer that you create and that is used to create and modify DOCUMENTS.



          A DOCUMENT is a set of item - value pairs stored in the database. The items are based on the FORM it is created with.



          If I understand you correctly, you want to create a new DOCUMENT on every save but keep the old DOCUMENT at the same time. There is a function called "Version Tracking" that allows this.



          Read this documentation about how to use versioning. Here is a short version:



          1. Open the form.

          2. Choose Design - Form Properties.


          3. On the Form Info tab, select None or one of the following versioning methods:



            • New versions become responses

            • Prior versions become responses

            • New versions become siblings






          share|improve this answer























          • Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 9:38






          • 1





            A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

            – Torsten Link
            Mar 25 at 9:54











          • Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 10:01






          • 2





            In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

            – umeli
            Mar 25 at 10:20











          • Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 26 at 1:25













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          First of all: you need to know the difference between FORM and DOCUMENT.



          The FORM is the design element in designer that you create and that is used to create and modify DOCUMENTS.



          A DOCUMENT is a set of item - value pairs stored in the database. The items are based on the FORM it is created with.



          If I understand you correctly, you want to create a new DOCUMENT on every save but keep the old DOCUMENT at the same time. There is a function called "Version Tracking" that allows this.



          Read this documentation about how to use versioning. Here is a short version:



          1. Open the form.

          2. Choose Design - Form Properties.


          3. On the Form Info tab, select None or one of the following versioning methods:



            • New versions become responses

            • Prior versions become responses

            • New versions become siblings






          share|improve this answer























          • Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 9:38






          • 1





            A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

            – Torsten Link
            Mar 25 at 9:54











          • Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 10:01






          • 2





            In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

            – umeli
            Mar 25 at 10:20











          • Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 26 at 1:25















          2














          First of all: you need to know the difference between FORM and DOCUMENT.



          The FORM is the design element in designer that you create and that is used to create and modify DOCUMENTS.



          A DOCUMENT is a set of item - value pairs stored in the database. The items are based on the FORM it is created with.



          If I understand you correctly, you want to create a new DOCUMENT on every save but keep the old DOCUMENT at the same time. There is a function called "Version Tracking" that allows this.



          Read this documentation about how to use versioning. Here is a short version:



          1. Open the form.

          2. Choose Design - Form Properties.


          3. On the Form Info tab, select None or one of the following versioning methods:



            • New versions become responses

            • Prior versions become responses

            • New versions become siblings






          share|improve this answer























          • Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 9:38






          • 1





            A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

            – Torsten Link
            Mar 25 at 9:54











          • Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 10:01






          • 2





            In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

            – umeli
            Mar 25 at 10:20











          • Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 26 at 1:25













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          2







          First of all: you need to know the difference between FORM and DOCUMENT.



          The FORM is the design element in designer that you create and that is used to create and modify DOCUMENTS.



          A DOCUMENT is a set of item - value pairs stored in the database. The items are based on the FORM it is created with.



          If I understand you correctly, you want to create a new DOCUMENT on every save but keep the old DOCUMENT at the same time. There is a function called "Version Tracking" that allows this.



          Read this documentation about how to use versioning. Here is a short version:



          1. Open the form.

          2. Choose Design - Form Properties.


          3. On the Form Info tab, select None or one of the following versioning methods:



            • New versions become responses

            • Prior versions become responses

            • New versions become siblings






          share|improve this answer













          First of all: you need to know the difference between FORM and DOCUMENT.



          The FORM is the design element in designer that you create and that is used to create and modify DOCUMENTS.



          A DOCUMENT is a set of item - value pairs stored in the database. The items are based on the FORM it is created with.



          If I understand you correctly, you want to create a new DOCUMENT on every save but keep the old DOCUMENT at the same time. There is a function called "Version Tracking" that allows this.



          Read this documentation about how to use versioning. Here is a short version:



          1. Open the form.

          2. Choose Design - Form Properties.


          3. On the Form Info tab, select None or one of the following versioning methods:



            • New versions become responses

            • Prior versions become responses

            • New versions become siblings







          share|improve this answer












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          answered Mar 25 at 9:12









          Torsten LinkTorsten Link

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          • Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 9:38






          • 1





            A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

            – Torsten Link
            Mar 25 at 9:54











          • Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 10:01






          • 2





            In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

            – umeli
            Mar 25 at 10:20











          • Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 26 at 1:25

















          • Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 9:38






          • 1





            A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

            – Torsten Link
            Mar 25 at 9:54











          • Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 25 at 10:01






          • 2





            In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

            – umeli
            Mar 25 at 10:20











          • Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

            – Reinhaa
            Mar 26 at 1:25
















          Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

          – Reinhaa
          Mar 25 at 9:38





          Okay, I understand now. Help me so much. Thank you for your answer! :) I have a question, what if I have DOCUMENT inside subform? Because to change version tracking only on Form right?

          – Reinhaa
          Mar 25 at 9:38




          1




          1





          A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

          – Torsten Link
          Mar 25 at 9:54





          A subform cannot stand alone. it needs to be put into a form. So: if it is in a form with version management, then it will be versioned as the fields directly in the form.

          – Torsten Link
          Mar 25 at 9:54













          Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

          – Reinhaa
          Mar 25 at 10:01





          Yes, I have a computed subform inside my form page. So I just do version tracking inside the form? Also, how can I see whether the list is shown in the view? Because after I edit, I did not see the old edit document listed in notes view.

          – Reinhaa
          Mar 25 at 10:01




          2




          2





          In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

          – umeli
          Mar 25 at 10:20





          In the view, first tab, check "show Response..." see ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_10.0.1/basic/…

          – umeli
          Mar 25 at 10:20













          Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

          – Reinhaa
          Mar 26 at 1:25





          Okay, I have done that and successful with it. But it not indent. For example, I have no. the list and 9.2 is edited but it not indenting. It's just the same line. 9.1 9.2 9.2.1 Should it be indented? Thanks!

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          Mar 26 at 1:25



















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