| Subject: Re: Field extraction doesn't work |
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RTT
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Date Posted: 14:21:15 09/03/02 Tue
In reply to:
Andrea Narciso
's message, "Re: Field extraction doesn't work" on 00:09:41 09/03/02 Tue
Yes this is true and is now corrected in prev beta 1.5.
Use "Disktree" to catalogue files present in your disks, this is done in transparent mode. Simple navigate your disk. Files are catalogued automatically and added to database.
To Catalogue full disk simple go to root and checkn subfolders check box.
Use DBDiskTree or "DBDisk" to navigate in previous catalogued disks. Disk may be or not present in drive.
Use "DBSearch" to do a word search in all the fields of catalogued files. To this search tool work correctly do an optimize operation in "Database>maintenance" tool.
To use batch tools in more than one folder simple select your folder root and check subfolders checkbox in "DiskTree" or "DBDisktree". Use "DBDisk" to select all the catalogued files for one disk. If you want export grid fields from more than one disk or search operation use "CollectorGrid" to cumulate files from more than one "ScanGrid". CollectorGrid is just a working grid and do not interfere with database operations.
If you continue with doubts don't hesitate in contact me and sorry my horrible English :-(
>Yes, if I select more than 10 files it all works ok as
>you said. However, if I select less than 10 files, the
>log is created but only contains the data related to
>the first file selected! Moreover: the Export Grid
>tool only works on a foder-by-folder basis or is it
>possible to apply it to all the subfolders starting
>from a root?
>
>Thanks in advance,and keep up the good work.
>Andrea
>
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>>Verify folder for presence of exported file
>>'PDFEgrid.txt'. This error just happens if you select
>>less than 10 files but the file is effectively
>>created. Simple a log create error because of a
>>division by zero :-(
>>
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