Hi Mark,
The ilink_object_report does not include the folderpath of the objects.
And it also wraps to next lines for long objectnames.
I wanted a list of all objects including the vaultpath *and* the
folderpath on one line.
This makes datamining a lot easier and also enables you to see in which
vaults all objects from a specific folder are stored.
(especially handy when a user comes by asking where the data in a
specific folder has gone, then I can use an old listing to see what was
stored in that folder)
Furthermore the ILINK_ALL_OBJECT_REPORT.log created with runrpt
ilink_object_report is split in two parts.
The first shows all PIV's (like in your snippet) and the second includes
the output from runrpt ilink_generic_instance_report reporting all
LOV's.
This is a completely different format as the first part.
The list created with my attached script is a lot easier to use for
datamining purposes:
e.g.
Root
Folder/MoldEng/-ORDERS/10325/1801030,1801030096.prt,A.2,main,7777@myserv
er:E:\intralink-mo\vaultpdm\intrlnk_10325|130551.prt - 8774
Root
Folder/MoldEng/-ORDERS/10325/1801030,1801030001.drw,E.2,main,7777@myserv
er:E:\intralink-mo\vaultpdm\intrlnk_10325|130502.drw - 8725
Root
Folder/MoldEng/-ORDERS/10325/1801030,1801030051.drw,D.0,main,7777@myserv
er:E:\intralink-mo\vaultpdm\intrlnk_10325|130515.drw - 8738
(allthough these lines probably appear wrapped in this email, in the
logfile they are not).
P.S. Next time please don't change the subject when replying, there are
still a lot of users following these lists through email instead on the
forum. But thanks for the reply anyway.
Kind regards,
Olaf Corten.
Olaf Corten
CAD/PLM Manager, Besi Competence Center - Other Business Applications
Fico BV, Ratio 6, 6921 RW Duiven, The Netherlands
Tel.: +31 26 3196215
