Sybase Desktop - Manual (Page 79)

Customizing Pylon
Desktop User Guide for Pylon Conduit and Pylon Pro, Version 5.4 / 79
your device. When the sync Action is set to Synchronize the files, if
device Calendar or Task events have dates that are outside of the
range of the formula, they will still be synced to Lotus Notes when
they are first encountered. However, on the very next sync they will
be deleted from the device.
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Form : Select or enter the form name. Click on the drop-down
arrow to display a Keyword list of known forms in the current
database.
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Modified Date : Click on the drop-down arrow to display a
Keyword list of days. Options are listed below. Any selection other
than All restricts the scope of the sync Action setting. Only
records that have been created or modified within the specified
date range are synced.
All - Syncs all the entries (this is the default setting).
Last # days - Syncs all the entries modified in the last # days.
Last day - Syncs the entries modified in the last 24 hours.
Since last sync - Syncs only the entries that have been modified
since the last sync.
Device Configuration section
5. Make changes as necessary to the Device Configuration section,
which contains these device-specific fields.
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Note : Lotus Notes included a Note field that Pylon uses in
different ways with different applications. The Note field on a
filter tells Pylon how to process the Note field when it is synced
from Lotus Notes to your device. You can specify a size to which
the Note field will be truncated, all the way from the Louts Notes’
limit maximum of 32,000 characters down to only 50 characters.
You may also specify that the Note field not be synchronized at
all.
Note On Pocket PC OS, whenever you view the contents of the Note field
in an application on your device, it is marked as changed, even if
you actually make no changes. With sync Action set to “Synchronize
the files”, can sometimes lead to unexpected results in the
corresponding record in Lotus Notes.
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Category Sync : Categories are a Lotus Notes feature that can be
used with Pylon to simulate multiple folders or multiple
databases within a single device application.