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becool321

Hi Guys,

Is there a way to find out when output generated file is published if not specified in metadata or viewing log files.

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Adam Stoller

Hi Guys,

Is there a way to find out when output generated file is published if not specified in metadata or viewing log files.

Depends on what you mean by "published"

becool321

Hi Ghoti,

Thanks for your reply. Sorry for not being more specific. Anyway what I meant is finding date when TS generated output file was published to webserver, besides file having extended attribute metadata tag published date. But I think you pretty much answered my question with the only other possibilty is through capturing date when published via custom coding, db and OD log files.

ISCBorisB

Hi Ghoti,

Thanks for your reply. Sorry for not being more specific. Anyway what I meant is finding date when TS generated output file was published to webserver, besides file having extended attribute metadata tag published date. But I think you pretty much answered my question with the only other possibilty is through capturing date when published via custom coding, db and OD log files.

Note that you may set "applySourceFileTime" OD Transfer Rule to "no" (default is "yes") in which case
Target Files will get the Date-Time Stamp of the time they were written on the target host. Depending
on your Deployment schema there may be both advantages and disadvantages to this approach

becool321

Thanks Boris I will keep this in mind for future reference.