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| Trevor Grant 2004-05-12, 6:47 am |
| Hi
Yup, the information is stored in the ChangeTable of the
DB.
If you would like to force the export of previously
exported channels, then just change the time interval to
one before the last export.
Trevor
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all,
>
>what happen when I run a script that incrementally
deploies al channels,
>using MCMS Client Export method?
>Are channels and postings marked as deployed?
>If yes... where is stored this information? Into MCMS DB?
>I think that LastDeployTime field is updated... is it
right?
>
>So, the next time I run the deploy script, without
changing any channel and
>posting, the objects will not be exported. But... if I
would like to force
>this situation, and re-deploy that objects, how can I
do?!?
>
>Thank you very much.
>
>Bye
>
>Stefano
>
>
>
>.
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| Stefano 2004-05-12, 12:07 pm |
| "Trevor Grant" ha scritto
> Hi
Hi, thank you so much for the answer!
> Yup, the information is stored in the ChangeTable of the
> DB.
> If you would like to force the export of previously
> exported channels, then just change the time interval to
> one before the last export.
OK, I'm viewing ChangeTable records... but I don't understand the exact
meaning of the TimeInterval argument.
From the MCMS documentation:
-------------------------------
TimeInterval
A time period specifying a number of minutes. Valid values are:
0 = If the object has changed since the last time it was deployed (whether
using the Site Manager or using the site deployment API), it will be
exported.
1 or greater = If the object has changed in this number of minutes, it will
be exported.
-------------------------------
What does it mean?
In ChangeTable there are LastChangeTime, CommitTime, and LastDeployTime ...
ok?
When I pass 1 as timeinterval, what does .Export method check into that DB
table? Maybe lastdeploy time and lastchangetime?
What is the difference passing 0 or 1 for the timeinterval argument ?!?
Thank you so much.
Bye
Stefano
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> Trevor
>
> deploies al channels,
> right?
> changing any channel and
> would like to force
> do?!?
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| Trevor Grant 2004-05-13, 2:36 am |
| Hi
You don't have to dig into the ChangeTable to get that information. The API
handles that for you :-)
The TimeInterval parameter works like this:
0 = objects modified since the last export will be part of the package
1 = objects modified 1 minute ago will be part of the package.
10 = objects modified 10 minutes ago will be part of the package.
So in your case, set the TimeInterval to the number of minutes between now
and the time of the previous import.
Trevor
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| Stefano 2004-05-13, 11:59 am |
| "Trevor Grant" ha scritto
> Hi
Hi!
> You don't have to dig into the ChangeTable to get that information. The
API
> handles that for you :-)
yes, of course... ;-)
> The TimeInterval parameter works like this:
> 0 = objects modified since the last export will be part of the package
> 1 = objects modified 1 minute ago will be part of the package.
> 10 = objects modified 10 minutes ago will be part of the package.
> So in your case, set the TimeInterval to the number of minutes between now
> and the time of the previous import.
ah, ok. Now I understand !!!
So, if I wuold like to export a posting modified 1 day ago ... I have to
pass 1440 (60 x 24) as TimeInterval argument ... is it right?
Thank you so much.
> Trevor
Bye
Stefano
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| Trevor Grant 2004-05-19, 5:49 pm |
| You got it right :-)
"Stefano" <stefano__REMOVETHIS__@giasoft.it> wrote in message
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> "Trevor Grant" ha scritto
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> Hi!
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> API
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> yes, of course... ;-)
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> ah, ok. Now I understand !!!
> So, if I wuold like to export a posting modified 1 day ago ... I have to
> pass 1440 (60 x 24) as TimeInterval argument ... is it right?
> Thank you so much.
>
>
> Bye
>
> Stefano
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