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Type mismatch in NotesDatabase.Search method using vb
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I need to search a notes database with a set of given criteria using VB. I was going through IBM documentation at https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_EXAMPLES_SEARCH_METHOD.html
and came up with below code as per example no. 3 there:
Dim notesSession As Object = CreateObject("lotus.NotesSession")
notesSession.Initialize(Password)
Dim notesDatabase As Object = notesSession.GETDATABASE(ServerName, DatabaseName)
Dim Query as String = "Form = Project"
Dim notesDocumentCollection As Object = notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0)
Dim notesDocument As Object = notesDocumentCollection.GetFirstDocument
But at notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0) it gives me a runtime exception saying a type mismatch. Using Nothing and 0 for 2nd and 3rd arguments are fine as per https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/it/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_SEARCH_METHOD.html
Therefore I suspect I am doing something wrong with first argument of
notesDocumentCollection = notesDatabase .Search( formula$ ,
notesDateTime , maxDocs% )
Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong here?
vb.net lotus-notes
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I need to search a notes database with a set of given criteria using VB. I was going through IBM documentation at https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_EXAMPLES_SEARCH_METHOD.html
and came up with below code as per example no. 3 there:
Dim notesSession As Object = CreateObject("lotus.NotesSession")
notesSession.Initialize(Password)
Dim notesDatabase As Object = notesSession.GETDATABASE(ServerName, DatabaseName)
Dim Query as String = "Form = Project"
Dim notesDocumentCollection As Object = notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0)
Dim notesDocument As Object = notesDocumentCollection.GetFirstDocument
But at notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0) it gives me a runtime exception saying a type mismatch. Using Nothing and 0 for 2nd and 3rd arguments are fine as per https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/it/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_SEARCH_METHOD.html
Therefore I suspect I am doing something wrong with first argument of
notesDocumentCollection = notesDatabase .Search( formula$ ,
notesDateTime , maxDocs% )
Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong here?
vb.net lotus-notes
edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
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asked Mar 28 at 3:47
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be "Form = ""Project""". In addition: I never saw code, where Dim and assignment was in the same line... I had no idea, that this is valid code in vb.net
– Torsten Link
Mar 28 at 9:06
1
Thanks, changing formula worked. But had to change Argument 2 from Nothing to New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing) to avoid the exception. Yes it is valid and works in vb :)
– Leni
Mar 28 at 9:42
You should add the above comment as an answer.
– Richard Schwartz
Mar 28 at 14:34
add a comment |
I need to search a notes database with a set of given criteria using VB. I was going through IBM documentation at https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_EXAMPLES_SEARCH_METHOD.html
and came up with below code as per example no. 3 there:
Dim notesSession As Object = CreateObject("lotus.NotesSession")
notesSession.Initialize(Password)
Dim notesDatabase As Object = notesSession.GETDATABASE(ServerName, DatabaseName)
Dim Query as String = "Form = Project"
Dim notesDocumentCollection As Object = notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0)
Dim notesDocument As Object = notesDocumentCollection.GetFirstDocument
But at notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0) it gives me a runtime exception saying a type mismatch. Using Nothing and 0 for 2nd and 3rd arguments are fine as per https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/it/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_SEARCH_METHOD.html
Therefore I suspect I am doing something wrong with first argument of
notesDocumentCollection = notesDatabase .Search( formula$ ,
notesDateTime , maxDocs% )
Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong here?
vb.net lotus-notes
edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
12.7k2 gold badges17 silver badges37 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 3:47
LeniLeni
16312 bronze badges
I need to search a notes database with a set of given criteria using VB. I was going through IBM documentation at https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_EXAMPLES_SEARCH_METHOD.html
and came up with below code as per example no. 3 there:
Dim notesSession As Object = CreateObject("lotus.NotesSession")
notesSession.Initialize(Password)
Dim notesDatabase As Object = notesSession.GETDATABASE(ServerName, DatabaseName)
Dim Query as String = "Form = Project"
Dim notesDocumentCollection As Object = notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0)
Dim notesDocument As Object = notesDocumentCollection.GetFirstDocument
But at notesDatabase.Search(Query, Nothing, 0) it gives me a runtime exception saying a type mismatch. Using Nothing and 0 for 2nd and 3rd arguments are fine as per https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/it/SSVRGU_9.0.1/basic/H_SEARCH_METHOD.html
Therefore I suspect I am doing something wrong with first argument of
notesDocumentCollection = notesDatabase .Search( formula$ ,
notesDateTime , maxDocs% )
Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong here?
vb.net lotus-notes
vb.net lotus-notes
edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
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asked Mar 28 at 3:47
LeniLeni
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edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
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asked Mar 28 at 3:47
LeniLeni
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edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
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edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
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edited Mar 28 at 14:36
Richard Schwartz
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asked Mar 28 at 3:47
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be "Form = ""Project""". In addition: I never saw code, where Dim and assignment was in the same line... I had no idea, that this is valid code in vb.net
– Torsten Link
Mar 28 at 9:06
1
Thanks, changing formula worked. But had to change Argument 2 from Nothing to New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing) to avoid the exception. Yes it is valid and works in vb :)
– Leni
Mar 28 at 9:42
You should add the above comment as an answer.
– Richard Schwartz
Mar 28 at 14:34
add a comment |
Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be "Form = ""Project""". In addition: I never saw code, where Dim and assignment was in the same line... I had no idea, that this is valid code in vb.net
– Torsten Link
Mar 28 at 9:06
1
Thanks, changing formula worked. But had to change Argument 2 from Nothing to New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing) to avoid the exception. Yes it is valid and works in vb :)
– Leni
Mar 28 at 9:42
You should add the above comment as an answer.
– Richard Schwartz
Mar 28 at 14:34
Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be "Form = ""Project""". In addition: I never saw code, where Dim and assignment was in the same line... I had no idea, that this is valid code in vb.net
– Torsten Link
Mar 28 at 9:06
Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be "Form = ""Project""". In addition: I never saw code, where Dim and assignment was in the same line... I had no idea, that this is valid code in vb.net
– Torsten Link
Mar 28 at 9:06
1
1
Thanks, changing formula worked. But had to change Argument 2 from Nothing to New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing) to avoid the exception. Yes it is valid and works in vb :)
– Leni
Mar 28 at 9:42
Thanks, changing formula worked. But had to change Argument 2 from Nothing to New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing) to avoid the exception. Yes it is valid and works in vb :)
– Leni
Mar 28 at 9:42
You should add the above comment as an answer.
– Richard Schwartz
Mar 28 at 14:34
You should add the above comment as an answer.
– Richard Schwartz
Mar 28 at 14:34
add a comment |
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be
"Form = ""Project"""
In Addition the concept of "Nothing" seems to be different between the COM- Classes and vb.net as you found out when trying: You need to use a parameter of the right type. In your case:
New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing)
instead of simply
Nothing
as your second parameter.
answered Mar 28 at 14:41
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be
"Form = ""Project"""
In Addition the concept of "Nothing" seems to be different between the COM- Classes and vb.net as you found out when trying: You need to use a parameter of the right type. In your case:
New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing)
instead of simply
Nothing
as your second parameter.
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be
"Form = ""Project"""
In Addition the concept of "Nothing" seems to be different between the COM- Classes and vb.net as you found out when trying: You need to use a parameter of the right type. In your case:
New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing)
instead of simply
Nothing
as your second parameter.
answered Mar 28 at 14:41
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be
"Form = ""Project"""
In Addition the concept of "Nothing" seems to be different between the COM- Classes and vb.net as you found out when trying: You need to use a parameter of the right type. In your case:
New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing)
instead of simply
Nothing
as your second parameter.
answered Mar 28 at 14:41
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be
"Form = ""Project"""
In Addition the concept of "Nothing" seems to be different between the COM- Classes and vb.net as you found out when trying: You need to use a parameter of the right type. In your case:
New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing)
instead of simply
Nothing
as your second parameter.
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Your Formula is wrong. It needs to be "Form = ""Project""". In addition: I never saw code, where Dim and assignment was in the same line... I had no idea, that this is valid code in vb.net
– Torsten Link
Mar 28 at 9:06
1
Thanks, changing formula worked. But had to change Argument 2 from Nothing to New Runtime.InteropServices.UnknownWrapper(Nothing) to avoid the exception. Yes it is valid and works in vb :)
– Leni
Mar 28 at 9:42
You should add the above comment as an answer.
– Richard Schwartz
Mar 28 at 14:34