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iwattrib -o <objid> flags

johnjamesmarsh

TS 5.5.2, Solaris 8

Hi all,

I have another question/point. Does anyone know the possible values of the flags parameter on iwattrib when run against a file? The TS manual does not even mention the parameters get returned. I have run this on a file in a WA and it returns 0x00000000 and on a deleted file it returns 0x00000002.

What I am actually looking for is to be able to find out if a particular OID I have is a deleted file or not.

Anyone any ideas?

Regards

John

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james1

"iwattrb -l -o objid"

will list all possible attributes to be retrieved for that objid.

-- James

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James H Koh
Interwoven Engineering

johnjamesmarsh

I'm using iwattrib and it is returning a flag value of 0x00000000 or for a deleted file it returns 0x00000002. Do you know what these values mean and any other possible values that could be assigned. The manual doesn't seem to have any description of the flags.

Thanks

John

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Migrateduser

I filed a suggestion bug against the manual to document iwattrib. ID: 40555.

lissa

johnjamesmarsh

Thanks for getting the manual fixed. Hopefully in the next version the information will be there. In the4 mean time.......

Does anyone know the possible values of the flags parameter on iwattrib when run against a file? The TS manual does not even mention the parameters get returned. I have run this on an existing file in a WA and it returns 0x00000000 and on a deleted file it returns 0x00000002.

What I am actually looking for is to be able to find out if a particular OID I have is a deleted file or not.

Anyone any ideas?

Regards

John

rollo

If it's any help, 0x00080000 seems to indicate a locked file and 0x00040000 a private file. A nice thick CLT manual would be great though.

johnjamesmarsh

Hi,

In case anyone is interested in this I did get confirmation that 0x2 is the deleted flag. Use it at your peril however as iwov say they may change them at any time. Having said that we are using it.

John