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Conference csc32::consolemanager

Title:	POLYCENTER Console Manager
Notice:	Kits, Scans, Docs on CSC32:: as PCM$KITS:,PCM$DOCS:, PCM$SCANS:
Moderator:	CSC32::BUTTERWORTH

Created:	Thu Aug 06 1992
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1541
Total number of notes:	6564

1036.0. "logfiles creation date" by 48243::MENICACCI () Thu Oct 12 1995 11:06

	Hi,

a customer complains because when he archives logfiles, the new ones don't have
for creation date, the date of the last archiving process.

The only date reviewed is the modified date. Is it intended behaviour ?

What's more I noticed that new log files keep their file ID (dir/fil). How are
they created ?

Thanks for any input,

Maria MENICACCI.

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1036.1 29067::BUTTERWORTH Gun Control is a steady hand. Fri Oct 13 1995 16:31 25

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	>a customer complains because when he archives logfiles, the new ones don't have >for creation date, the date of the last archiving process. >The only date reviewed is the modified date. Is it intended behaviour ? yes. Note the filename describes the dates that the archive file encompasses. Since Archiving is an event you could do a CONSOLE EXTRACT/EVENT Consolemanager and look at console manager events. >hat's more I noticed that new log files keep their file ID (dir/fil). How are >hey created ? When archiving is done the data that is being archived is copied to the archive file. The data we wish to keep is overlaid onto the existing logfile and the file is truncated so a new file is not being created thus the file-id stays the same. Regs, Dan Thanks for any input, Maria MENICACCI.

>a customer complains because when he archives logfiles, the new ones don't have
>for creation date, the date of the last archiving process.

>The only date reviewed is the modified date. Is it intended behaviour ?
    
    yes. Note the filename describes the dates that the archive file
    encompasses.
    
    Since Archiving is an event you could do a CONSOLE EXTRACT/EVENT
    Consolemanager and look at console manager events.

>hat's more I noticed that new log files keep their file ID (dir/fil). How are
>hey created ?
    
    When archiving is done the data that is being archived is copied to the
    archive file. The data we wish to keep is overlaid onto the *existing*
    logfile and the file is truncated so a new file is not being created
    thus the file-id stays the same.
    
    Regs,
      Dan

Thanks for any input,

Maria MENICACCI.