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Modified date on Editions

herald10

Hi,
I have seen a difference between modified date on edition from Teamsite GUI and an 'ls -l'. Is it a known bug? Or is it because of some other thing?

Environment: TeamSite 5.5.2 SP3 on Solaris

Thanks a lot
-H

Edited by herald10 on 10/14/04 01:33 PM (server time).

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Adam Stoller

Can you provide a bit more details?

perhaps a screen shot from the GUI and a copy/paste from the command line for a given file?

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

herald10

Ghoti,
I am attaching a screenshot.
Thanks a lot
-H

Adam Stoller

Hmm - interesting - reading from the top-down in the shell-window:
- the first one is spot-on.
- the second and third are off by a second, which could easily be a rounding off difference
- the fourth one (405-S) is way different [16:45 v. 17:05] - 20 seconds
- the fifth and sixth are off by 3 seconds each
- the seventh one is spot-on
- the eighth one is off by a second
- the ninth one (LatestEdition-S) is off by a significant amount [10:55 v. 11:32] - 37 seconds

Out of curiosity - try doing iwcmp's between the various editions (402-S and 403-bad, 403-bad and 404-S, ... 409-S and LatestEdition-S) and see if there's some kind of pattern between the number and/or size of the files that differ and the amount of time difference shown between the GUI and the command line. It probably won't be a straight-forward mapping, but perhaps the ones that appear way-off have more significant differences than the ones that were close and/or spot-on.

Since creating an edition is generally an atomic operation, the differences really shouldn't make a difference in the time stamps - but if there does seem to be some correlation then it would look like the shell is recording the timestamp when the edition was first being created and the GUI is showing the timestamp when the edition was finished being created.

Either way, I'd suggest openning a case with Support to see if they can explain the discrepencies - it's a curios thing, but I don't think it's serious.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

nipper

Weren't those off by minutes not seconds ?

then a 37 minute difference is pretty sizable.

Andy

herald10

Turns out that to access the publish date and time displayed in the GUI, the following CLT is used: <iw-home>/bin/iwattrib vpath-to-edition publishdate

Thanks Guys
-H

Adam Stoller

Whoops - good point - those were minutes!

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Adam Stoller

iwattrib will give you the information that is used by the GUI - but that still doesn't explain why the file system interface shows dramatically different times for some editions and spot-on times for other editions. At this point it's more of a curiosity than a serious problem (I think)

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

herald10

Yeah. What you said is true. Support guy did not inform me why it is happening. We just let it go as we got a solution.

Thanks
-H