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# Command DBSign

### **Syntax**

*Tell DSAK DBSign filename*

### Function

Sign the database with the server id.

### Parameters

* *filename*:  Full path and name of an existing database

### Notes

* Only existing signatures are updated.
* The *DBSign* command is implemented by creating an AdminP request in the administration database. After that, the command *Tell AdminP Process New* is executed on the HCL Domino console to speed up the time for the AdminP process of executing the request.

### Example

```
> Tell DSAK DBSign test.nsf
22.01.2024 17:57:11   Admin Process: Checking for new requests to perform
22.01.2024 17:57:12   DSAK: AdminP request created to sign database. It may take some time to complete.
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
Make sure that the HCL Domino server is included in the *Administrators* field in the Domino directory (Server Document > Security > Administrators)
{% endhint %}


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