These questions are based on 834: IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8 Application Development Foundation SkillsLotusSelf Test Software Practice Test Objective: Programming.Sub-objective: Working with basic formula language. Single answer, multiple-choice Alan has a database in which he has enabled Allow soft deletions. When users delete documents, they go to a trash folder, but Alan wants to create an action in the trash folder that can be used to permanently remove those documents if desired. Which @function should Alan use? @DeleteDocument @Command([Clear]); @HardDeleteDocument @Command[EditClear] Answer:C. @HardDeleteDocument Tutorial:@HardDeleteDocument is an @function used to permanently delete a document from a database. @HardDeleteDocument can be used in an agent. When used, @HardDeleteDocument permanently removes the document being processed from the database if the database has soft deletions enabled. When the option “Allow soft deletions” is enabled for a database, this means that when users delete documents, they are not permanently deleted at that time, but rather they are sent to a trash folder where they can be restored if needed. If you wanted to permanently remove documents from the trash folder, you could create an action using the @HardDeleteDocument in the action. When the action is used, it will permanently remove the documents. @Command[EditClear] is used to mark a document for deletion from an icon, view or form action. @DeleteDocument is used to perform a soft deletion on a document. Remember, "soft deletion" means the document can be retrieved. @Command([Clear]) performs the menu command Edit > Delete. Reference:Lotus Domino Designer 8 Help - Search on:…

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