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| 1115.1 | There are already a few around... | SHALOT::LANPHEAR | Test the water or turn the tide? | Thu Jul 23 1992 22:43 | 14 |
| Hi Darryl,
Have you looked at note 766 of the A1INFO conference? There is a
discussion about UNSHAREing single owner shared documents.
I worked with Bob Halsey (TRCOA::HALSEY) regarding the package he has
for it, and he talked about making it into something like an ASSET.
I've ran the reporting procedures at a customer site, and it's amazing;
about half a 900K SDAF was single owner. The customer is now debating
how to support such a move, because some users would gain 20,000 disk
blocks! Since they have disk quotas, there is the need for an
automatic disk quota program to make the necessary adjustments.
Cheers, Dan'l
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| 1115.2 | A script to display usage count | IOSG::MAURICE | Ceci n'est pas une note | Fri Jul 24 1992 09:11 | 12 |
| Incidentally in V3.0 the following script will display the usage count
for you:
decimal i
get #x1 = fn$ascii(fn$extract(cab$.usage_count[oa$curdoc],1,1))
get #x2 = fn$ascii(fn$extract(cab$.usage_count[oa$curdoc],2,2))
compute #y = (#x2 * 256) + #x1
get oa$display = #y
Cheers
Stuart
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| 1115.3 | Some clarification on FCR | IDNTCR::REDMOND | Thoughts of an Idle Mind | Fri Jul 24 1992 14:20 | 9 |
| Note that the FCR only outputs a listing of documents with only one
user if the optional second report is requested. The report is quite
useful though as it is sorted by user name so it can be divided up and
given to users to get them to delete all the messages that they
"really" own... a good thing to do before you unshare all the usage
count = 1 messages... At least then if they do blow their disk quota
the user has had fair warning!
Tony
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| 1115.4 | Am I too late? Just what you need... | TRCOA::HALSEY | I'd rather be sailing! | Mon Sep 28 1992 17:43 | 20 |
|
Sorry for being ridiculously late at seeing this, but it gives you an
idea how busy I've been.
Yes, Daniel is right. I haven't followed up the ASSET angle, but I do
have the programs that I sent down to Daniel.
Basicly, there's one program that scans a specified DAF file, and lists
all of the statistics for 1,2,3... pointer count records.
Once you have these numbers, you can run another set of programs that
gives the count values by user, then you give it a list of the users
who's documents you want to make private, and it goes through the
motions to do it.
Actually, Daniel made a couple of minor mod's to trap for really messed
up DAF's (no FCVR running). You can get the programs from him, or
myself. Phone DTN 637-3647
Bob Halsey, Toronto SWS
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