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Adriano Arêdes Leal · 2023-03-08T19:29:31+00:00

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Adriano Arêdes Leal

at the level of bd oracle how do i get to the physical documents in the documentum

example: C:/Documentum/data/docbase/content_storage_01/00000123/80/00/23/27.txt

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Hicham Bahi

Checkout this post:

https://forums.opentext.com/forums/developer/discussion/comment/223030#Comment_223030

Adriano Arêdes Leal

/80/00/00/05.ppt = 80000005
So the decimal number 80000005 in binary = 100101001011110000111101
So the end result of reversing the binary number 100101001011110000111101 and adding 1 is = 011010110100001111000101
Data_ticket = -2169701
SELECT parent_id
FROM dctm_prd_ged01.dmr_content_r
WHERE data_ticket = '-2169701';

SELECT parent_id
FROM dctm_prd_ged01.dmr_content_r
WHERE data_ticket = '-2169701';

ORA-00904: "DATA_TICKET": identificador inválido
00904. 00000 - "%s: invalid identifier"
*Cause:*Action:
Erro na linha: 3 Coluna: 7

Hicham Bahi

data_ticket is a single attribute. Therefore, it's in the dmr_content_s table.

Adriano Arêdes Leal

Thank you, Hicham Bahi

I got to the data_ticket but I still need to find it.

Adriano Arêdes Leal

SELECT parent_id
FROM dctm_prd_ged01.dmr_content_s
WHERE data_ticket = '-2169701';

ORA-00904: "PARENT_ID": identificador inválido
00904. 00000 - "%s: invalid identifier"
*Cause:*Action:
Erro na linha: 1 Coluna: 8

Hicham Bahi

parent_id is repeating, so it's in the r table. Why don't you use DQL instead? Otherwise you need to understand the schema. If you absolutely must go through DB, use the views, e.g. dmr_content_sp, etc.

Adriano Arêdes Leal

Bahi,

I will use IDQL