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Deleted files view

Vishakha

Hi,
We are using Teamsite v6.7.1 SP1.
The "View" menu has link "All and Deleted" files which shows the list of all as well as deleted files.
We want to have a view where we can see only deleted files.
Is there any such url command available in Teamsite?
regards,
Vishakha

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Adam Stoller

Hi,
We are using Teamsite v6.7.1 SP1.
The "View" menu has link "All and Deleted" files which shows the list of all as well as deleted files.
We want to have a view where we can see only deleted files.
Is there any such url command available in Teamsite?
regards,
Vishakha

Not as such - but you can go to the top of the workarea (or a directory within which you want to search) and do View > List Modified and look for the icons that indicate the files were deleted.

jagadesh

Hi,
We are using Teamsite v6.7.1 SP1.
The "View" menu has link "All and Deleted" files which shows the list of all as well as deleted files.
We want to have a view where we can see only deleted files.
Is there any such url command available in Teamsite?
regards,
Vishakha

Its not available but you can customize.
In CLT command its possible, customize your menu to run CLT command and display the values

Adam Stoller

Its not available but you can customize.
In CLT command its possible, customize your menu to run CLT command and display the values

I can only assume you mean running something like iwcmp and parsing the output looking for entries that are marked with an 'x' - as there's no CLT that just lists deleted files (as far as I know)

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Bjorn

I can only assume you mean running something like iwcmp and parsing the output looking for entries that are marked with an 'x' - as there's no CLT that just lists deleted files (as far as I know)

If you're up to it, you can write a relatively simple JSP using the CSSDK to get all CSHoles for the current node. As ghoti indicated, you may have to do some trickeration with viewing submit records to see ALL the deletions; without trying it I don't know how much you'd have to do. And it wouldn't be "inline" in ContentCenter -- it would be a menu command as others have mentioned, but it would provide the info you need.

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jagadesh

I can only assume you mean running something like iwcmp and parsing the output looking for entries that are marked with an 'x' - as there's no CLT that just lists deleted files (as far as I know)

Sorry Adam i thought as Linux environment. In linux/Solaris you can achieve that using the below code snippet
But i am not sure about in Windows


    my $delete_cmd = qq($iwhome/bin/iwlistmod $workarea | grep x+);
    my @results   = qx($delete_cmd 2>&1);
     foreach $key (@results){
       if($key =~ m/(^x?)(\+?)(\s)(.*)/){
           my $delFile = $4;
}

Adam Stoller

Sorry Adam i thought as Linux environment. In linux/Solaris you can achieve that using the below code snippet
But i am not sure about in Windows
    my $delete_cmd = qq($iwhome/bin/iwlistmod $workarea | grep x+);
    my @results   = qx($delete_cmd 2>&1);
     foreach $key (@results){
       if($key =~ m/(^x?)(\+?)(\s)(.*)/){
           my $delFile = $4;
}

Similar approach - iwcmp or iwlistmod - in both cases you have to parse the output as there's no CLT that just lists deleted files.

jagadesh

Similar approach - iwcmp or iwlistmod - in both cases you have to parse the output as there's no CLT that just lists deleted files.

I agree with that Adams, when we are going to customize the menu to invoke some external file/run command, its no difference know running CLT command and additionally parsing the output to get results