3.4.3 - Set Web File Information
Action Option -SW (-SetWebFile) (Alias: -SetWeb) :
creates new or updates existing Web file records in GDEXDB for the specified dataset. Multiple records can be processed in a single run.
Available mode options:
runs in background; suppresses screen output and errors |
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calls dcm to delete content metadata for the specified Web files |
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sends an email summary (including any errors) when the action completes or aborts |
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calls gatherxml to evaluate file content metadata |
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allows any specialist to set GDEXDB information, regardless of dataset ownership |
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suppresses email notification on failure |
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skips trimming of spaces and comments from input values, speeding up input file processing |
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removes empty web directories after file changes |
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resets display order indices to match the order files are given per -WF. Alternatively, use -ON (-OrderNames) to reorder all files in the dataset and affected groups |
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passes options R and S to gatherxml for faster processing, used with -GX (-GatherXML) |
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computes MD5 checksums for files on the GDEX Server and saves them to GDEXDB |
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gathers file size information for Web files on the GDEX Server and saves them to GDEXDB |
Web file names must be provided via -WF (-WebFile) 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 -WT (-WebFileType).
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.
The file status may be set to P (public) or I (internal) for data types D, N, O, and S. Files assigned to an internal group are automatically set to I.