In the meantime I got the information :
ContentQueue table command_type values and their meanings;
final static public CommandEnum FINALIZE_CONTENT = new CommandEnum(100);
final static public CommandEnum FINALIZE_MOVE_CONTENT = new CommandEnum(101);
final static public CommandEnum DELETE_CONTENT_ELEMENT = new CommandEnum(110);
final static public CommandEnum DELETE_ALL_ELEMENTS = new CommandEnum(111);
final static public CommandEnum MIGRATE_CONTENT = new CommandEnum(200);
final static public CommandEnum MIGRATE_CONTENT_2 = new CommandEnum(201);
final static public CommandEnum DELETE_FIXED_CONTENT = new CommandEnum(221);
final static public CommandEnum LOCKDOWN_FEDERATED_CONTENT = new CommandEnum(300);
final static public CommandEnum ALTER_RETENTION_PERIOD = new CommandEnum(400);
final static public CommandEnum SET_RETENTION_HOLD = new CommandEnum(401);
final static public CommandEnum RELEASE_RETENTION_HOLD = new CommandEnum(402);
final static public CommandEnum CREATE_FILE_STORAGE_AREA = new CommandEnum(700);
final static public CommandEnum UPDATE_TSM_MGMT_CLASS = new CommandEnum(701);
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Michael Pressler
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Original Message:
Sent: Wed August 28, 2024 08:29 AM
From: Michael Pressler
Subject: FileNet ContentQueue-Table description vor command_type values
Hello,
I wonder if there is a detailed description of the possible values for the Command_type column in the ContentQueue table?
In the FileNet documentation I didn't found any information.
A customer has tried to move documents between 2 NetApps and also to set the RetenionDate via sweep. Now there are a number of entries in the ContentQueue that cannot be processed. To better understand the problem, I would need an overview of the CommandTypes.
In particular what the Command_type 400 means. 201 and 100 are known to me.
FINALIZE_CONTENT = 100
Finalize content after upload + transaction commit
(rename file from inbound to content/x/y/z directory)
MIGRATE_CONTENT = 200
Migrate all content elements of document to a fixed content device
MIGRATE_CONTENT_2 = 201
Same as 200, but includes deletion of the source content (introduced in 4.5.1, combines 200 and 111 into a single request)
I find the Command_Type 201 interesting. The property "Content.Move.SkipDelete" is set for the customer, which is supposed to indicate that the content on the old FCD is deleted.
Many thanks for help
Michael
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Michael Pressler
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