3.4.1 - Set Saved File Information

Action Option -SS (-SetSavedFile) (Alias: -SetSaved) :

creates new or updates existing Saved file records in GDEXDB for the specified dataset. Multiple records can be processed in a single run.

dsarch [-(DS|Dataset)] dNNNNNN [-](SS|SetSavedFile) [Mode Options]

[-(SF|SavedFile) SavedFileNames]

[-(ON|OrderNames) OrderNameString]

[-(OB|OrderBy) OrderByPattern]

[-(GI|GroupIndex) GroupIndices]

[-(GN|GroupName) GroupNames]

[-(TG|TopGroupIndex) TopGroupIndices]

[-(PO|PatternOffset) PatternStringOffset]

[-(ST|SavedFileType) SavedFileTypes]

[-(FS|FileStatus) SavedFileStatus]

[-(FF|FileFlag) FilesOrPaths]

[-(LC|Location) StorageLocationFlags]

[-(DF|DataFormat) DataFormats]

[-(AF|ArchiveFormat) FileArchiveFormats]

[-(DO|DisplayOrder) DisplayOrderIndices]

[-(SZ|Size) FileSizes]

[-(MC|MD5Checksum) MD5ChecksumValues]

[-(FD|FileDate) DateModified]

[-(FT|FileTime) TimeModified]

[-(DE|Description) SavedFileDescriptions]

[-(LN|LoginName) LoginAccountName]

[-(QS|QsubOptions) PBSBatchOptions]

[-(BP|BatchProcess) [BatchControlInfo]]

[-(DB|Debug) DebugModeInfo]

Available mode options:

-(BG|BackGround)	runs in background; suppresses screen output and errors
-(EM|EMailNotice)	sends an email summary (including any errors) when the action completes or aborts
-(MD|MyDataset)	allows any specialist to set GDEXDB information, regardless of dataset ownership
-(NE|NoEmail)	suppresses email notification on failure
-(NT|NoTrim)	skips trimming of spaces and comments from input values, speeding up input file processing
-(RD|RemoveDir)	removes empty directories after file changes
-(RO|ResetOrder)	resets display order indices to match the order files are given per -SF. Alternatively, use -ON (-OrderNames) to reorder all files in the dataset and affected groups
-(SC|SetChecksum)	computes MD5 checksums for files on the GDEX Server and saves them to GDEXDB

Saved file names must be provided via -SF (-SavedFile) unless -ON (-OrderNames) is used to reorder files. The number of values supplied to other Info options must match the number of file names, except for options that accept a single shared value, such as -GI (-GroupIndex), -AF (-ArchiveFormat), -DF (-DataFormat), and -ST (-SavedFileType).

If no group index is specified and -PO (-PatternOffset) is present, file names are matched against group patterns saved via -SG (-SetGroup) to determine the group index automatically.

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