While working on a Lotus Notes client-based application I came across one peculiar scenario that we could not open a frameset residing in another database. You can code @Command([OpenFrameset]; FramesetName) in formula language or Call NotesUIWorkspace.OpenFrameSet(<FramesetName>) in LotusScript. But both these commands open frameset which reside in the same database from which the command is being executed. After searching (read it as Googling) I found a solution by Tammie Miller on SearchDomino. But this required me to modify the target database also. After some tinkering in Lotus Notes I was finally able to do it without modifying the target database.
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