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OD Problems

Naini

Hi All,

I have couple of questions to ask, please help me in solving these.

1. When I am deploying some files from Dev to Test server(suppose 100
files)using DO_DELETES in OD and asking it to delete some three files
in Dev server and send 97 files to Test (Meaning literally sending
100 files but three are deleted).When I am sending this from TEST to
PROD it is sending 3 files but deleting rest 97 files.I am in a weird
situation please help me solving this problem.

2.How to use Force deployment (Sending files regardless of being the
same or not).

Thanks in advance.
N

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iwovGraduate

1. Can you give more details? If I understand correctly Dev is your TS, Test has base and receiver and PROD has receiver. And you are deploying from Dev -> Test and Test-> PROD ? Please attatch your config and logs.

2. Use file-list deployment. That will send the files regardless of whats out there in the target.

Migrateduser

The behavior of do_deletes is different than what it seems you're describing. Combining your points 1 & 2:

Use a filelist deployment (as suggested by a previous post) and the do_deletes option. For filelist deployments, OpenDeploy does not do any sort of comparison. It is a blind "push" of the files. If any files listed in the filelist don't exist on the sender machine ("Dev" in your case) and you've turned do_deletes on, then a "delete" directive will be sent to the receiver machine ("Test") to delete that file.

In a reverse deployment, the behavior is the same except that the sender and receiver machines are swapped in my description above, since the flow of data is in the opposite direction.