Displays the administration "Workstation Security: Execution Control List" dialog box for a specified address book and name, which lets you change that administration ECL. Administrators can name Administration ECLs. The name is not usually a user name, but whatever name the administrator chooses; for example, Manager, Developer, or LimitedAccess.

Syntax

@EditECL( server : database ; name )

Parameters

server : database

Text list. The server location and file name of the address book. Omit server or specify it as "" (null) for the local Notes/Domino directory.

Text. The name of the ECL. Specify "" (null) for the unnamed ECL.

You cannot use this function in Web applications.

Language cross-reference

See LotusScript NotesRegistration class

See Java Registration class

Example
See Also

@EditUserECL
@RefreshECL
@Functions with ECL security
ECL management code example from the Sandbox on the Lotus Developer Domain

Glossary