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triggers - distinguish create from copy ?

nipper

Tough one here.

I have a trigger that I wanted to catch any copy commands or Save As (templates). I had to use iwatcreate
which catches Copy, Save As, and New DCRs.

Any idea how I can identify the New DCRs ? Can't look at history (cause there is none)

I am trying to understand the iwatcreate perl, to see if I can find anything useful

Tips/Pointers/RTFMs appreciated

Andy

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Adam Stoller

First - you might be better off using 'iwat' and specifying the events you want it triggered off of rather than 'iwatcreate' - especially if you're dealing with Windows.

Second - you can identify a 'new' DCR by (a) its path, and (b) the fact that no corresponding file exists in the staging area for that branch.

Note - if you switch from iwatcreate to iwat - the information is passed in via command line arguments rather than as environment variables.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
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nipper

>First - you might be better off using 'iwat' and specifying the events you want it triggered off of rather than 'iwatcreate' - especially if you're dealing with >Windows.
I'm on Unix, but I will try anything if it will help.

>Second - you can identify a 'new' DCR by (a) its path, and (b) the fact that no corresponding file exists in the staging area for that branch.

No. If I copy DCRA to DCRB there is no history for DCRB. Whether it is a copy, save as, or new DCR.

Behind the scenes we have a DB ID in the DCR. So when a DCR is copied or Save As, we need to zero that field
and get a new one.

>Note - if you switch from iwatcreate to iwat - the information is passed in via command line arguments rather than as environment variables.

Will check that out.

Andy