I've been working on a user registration "component" for a Domino database. Something to let users register for access and then, once logged in, change their passwords.

As part of both processes the password entered is validated and checked it's of a certain quality. It has to be a certain length as well as containing both uppercase and lowercase letters along with some numbers. So, "P4ssw0rD" is ok but "p4ssw0rd" and "P4SSW0RD" aren't.

I needed to perform this validation both in @Formula and LotusScript.

The @Formula is simple:

@Length(Password)>6 & @Matches(Password; "*{A-Z}*") 
 & @Matches(Password; "*{a-z}*") & @Matches(Password; "*{0-9}*")

It would follow that the LotusScript equivalent would be:

If Len(doc.Password(0))>0 And doc.Password(0) Like "*[A-Z]*" And doc.Password(0) Like "*[a-z]*" And doc.Password(0) Like "*#*" Then

But, wait. It looks like there's a bug in LotusScript which means all the following are True:

"ABCDE" Like "*[a-z]*"

"abcde" Like "*[A-Z]*"

"AbCdE" Like "*[A-Z]*"

The only way round this I've found is to use the whole alphabet, like so:

If Len(doc.Password(0))>0 
 And doc.Password(0) Like "*[ACBDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]*"
 And doc.Password(0) Like "*[acbdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz]*" 
 And doc.Password(0) Like "*#*" Then

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