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submit event object ID

nirali

Ravi kumar logs in with master access, edits a file and submits the file
How is this process described in these log entries ?

[wed oct 15, 15:18:39 2008] aim\ravi.kumar master unlock
\store1\main\magazines\capital\stock\WORKAREA\general
\templatedata\content\html\data\20070625_56759_7867 0x000017660000000000p28c78 aim\ravi.kumar File locked by FormsPublisher

[wed oct 15, 15:18:39 2008] aim\ravi.kumar master Submit
\store1\main\magazines\capital\stock\WORKAREA\general
0x00007622000000000b56c98

1 ) ravi enters with master access unlocks the file. Does clicking on edit or select check box mean unlocking of files ? The path is specified to display from where this file is being edited, right ?
There is a long submit event object ID, why is this Id here as there is no submit event taking place as yet ? When file is edited, is it automatically locked by FormsPublisher and message generated in logfile ?

2) In the next entry, submit event takes place. So long ID specifies that submit event objedt ID. Why is full path iof the file not shown here ?

Thanks

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Adam Stoller

Ravi kumar logs in with master access, edits a file and submits the file
How is this process described in these log entries ?

[wed oct 15, 15:18:39 2008] aim\ravi.kumar master unlock
\store1\main\magazines\capital\stock\WORKAREA\general
\templatedata\content\html\data\20070625_56759_7867 0x000017660000000000p28c78 aim\ravi.kumar File locked by FormsPublisher

[wed oct 15, 15:18:39 2008] aim\ravi.kumar master Submit
\store1\main\magazines\capital\stock\WORKAREA\general
0x00007622000000000b56c98

1 ) ravi enters with master access unlocks the file. Does clicking on edit or select check box mean unlocking of files ? The path is specified to display from where this file is being edited, right ?
There is a long submit event object ID, why is this Id here as there is no submit event taking place as yet ? When file is edited, is it automatically locked by FormsPublisher and message generated in logfile ?

2) In the next entry, submit event takes place. So long ID specifies that submit event objedt ID. Why is full path iof the file not shown here ?

Thanks

Read the manuals - and play around with the iwattrib CLT - not all strings that begin with 0x... are submit event objects.

nirali

I tried using iwattrib. I dont get the results.

iwattrib -l main

This shd give all the attributes available for main branch. But I get an error message "ERROR 2005 : error loacting object : main"

we have more 2 content stores and all of these content stores have main branch in them. So when I use above command , how to use it for a store1 or store2 ?

thanks

nipper

How about
iwattrib -l /default/main

nirali

Thanks for your reply. I just figured that out.

One more thins, if there is an objID "0x00002250000000000000011d" , how can you find out whats this objID is for ? whats the command for that ?
I used "iwattrib 0x00002250000000000000011d" but I am getting the details about how to use this command.

So how to figure out what object is this object ID for ?

Thanks

nipper

have you read the CLT manual section on iwattrib ? What have you tried ?

The objid of a branch is of marginal value, but the objid of an asset is very helpful, esp if you are trying to get information on old versions of the file or querying for event information.

ISCBorisB

Thanks for your reply. I just figured that out.

One more thins, if there is an objID "0x00002250000000000000011d" , how can you find out whats this objID is for ? whats the command for that ?
I used "iwattrib 0x00002250000000000000011d" but I am getting the details about how to use this command.

So how to figure out what object is this object ID for ?

Thanks

Have you tried to read TeamSite® Command-Line Tools manual?

nipper

Have you tried to read TeamSite® Command-Line Tools manual?

Have you read my post ? It was a whole minute before yours. :-)

ISCBorisB

Have you read my post ? It was a whole minute before yours. :-)

Just did

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nirali

I did read iwattrib section of the manual. There is not enough information. There is no mention about how to derive info about an object from an objID.

Can you pls explain ?

ISCBorisB

I did read iwattrib section of the manual. There is not enough information. There is no mention about how to derive info about an object from an objID.

Can you pls explain ?

Since I feel altruistic today... Take an attachment, save it as ipl somewhere on your Server and run it supplying
vPath and/or ObjectID's as parameters. It'll print applicable attributes into STDOUT.

Like it or not, that's all the information you gonna get about Objects. If you can *hack* what you need (whatever that is)
from Object Attributes, great. If not - they are what they are, some lightly documented and some not at all.

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nirali

Thanks for providing the script. That will help for hidden info

Still the basic question remains. In log files there are many ObjIDs, whats the use of these IDs ? In other words how to figure out what that objectid is for ?

e.g iwattrib main objid - returns objid of main branch

iw attrib main archive - returns objid of TS archive containing main branch

now how to use these ObjIDs ? or if an objID is there , how to figure out what that objectid is for ?

thanks

Adam Stoller

Thanks for providing the script. That will help for hidden info

Still the basic question remains. In log files there are many ObjIDs, whats the use of these IDs ? In other words how to figure out what that objectid is for ?

e.g iwattrib main objid - returns objid of main branch

iw attrib main archive - returns objid of TS archive containing main branch

now how to use these ObjIDs ? or if an objID is there , how to figure out what that objectid is for ?

thanks

The objectid is primarily for internal usage by the product, the iwattrib command allows some of that internal information to be retrieved for field usage, but it has pretty much always been a use-as-you-see-fit type basis. If you run iwattrib with the

-l

flag before the objectid - you'll see the various aspects of the objectid that you can get additional information about. Try running:

iwattrib -l /default/main
iwattrib -l /default/main/some-branch/WORKAREA/some-workarea
iwattrib -l /default/main/some-branch/WORKAREA/some-workarea/some-file

There will be a lot of common attributes, but there will also probably be unique attributes. Now - do the same thing with all the different objectid addresses you are obsessed with in the iwevents.log - look at the attributes that are associated with the objects and you can then generally determine the type of object you are looking at.
Comprende?

nirali

thanks Adam.

What you suggest is to use iwattrib on any branch or workarea, find different parameters and their IDs.

My question is, if there is a number "0x00002250000000000000011d" in the iwevent.log file, how to figure out for what object is this number.

e.g. if I execute iwattrib /default/main objid at the command prompt, result is
"0x00002250000000000000011d".
Now instead of this , I have got "0x00002250000000000000011d" , how can I figure out that this number pertains to what branch ? I tried using
"iwattrib 0x00002250000000000000011d", but did not get any result.

Is there a command which converts a number to the object it belongs to ?

thanks

Adam Stoller

thanks Adam.

What you suggest is to use iwattrib on any branch or workarea, find different parameters and their IDs.

My question is, if there is a number "0x00002250000000000000011d" in the iwevent.log file, how to figure out for what object is this number.

e.g. if I execute iwattrib /default/main objid at the command prompt, result is
"0x00002250000000000000011d".
Now instead of this , I have got "0x00002250000000000000011d" , how can I figure out that this number pertains to what branch ? I tried using
"iwattrib 0x00002250000000000000011d", but did not get any result.

Is there a command which converts a number to the object it belongs to ?

thanks

I think you're obsessing about the object id's for very little gain. You've been given a lot of information about them in your various threads (which is annoying in itself) - but nowhere that I can recall have you actually spelled out what you are trying to accomplish.

There are object ids noted in the iwevents.log - big deal - why do you really care?

I suggest you spend some time trying to answer that question yourself - then if you're still interested, look at all the information you've been given. If you still can't figure out what you want from all of that (and you still believe you need to know) - post a detailed explanation of what problem you are trying to solve and why you think the object ids are the key to your resolving that problem - otherwise, just close all your threads and move on with life.