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Title: CMOD Table Fileds Description
Post by: yousuf_gani on August 18, 2015, 04:36:20 PM
Hi,
I like to know the different value set for the ARSNODE table "STATUS" field.
If any pdf or documentation explaining those kind field Values would be much helpful?

As in my Current Field it was set to 5, for NO LOAD storageset, set to 7 for LOAD storageset, sometime set with the value 16390, sometime 6.
need to Know each allowed values and its respective usage of this STATUS field

please do the needful to send such information if available.

Thanks
mohd Yousuf gani
Title: Re: CMOD Table Fileds Description
Post by: Alessandro Perucchi on August 19, 2015, 03:08:08 PM
Hi Yousuf,

these are not documented, because they can change at any time according to the whim of the developers.

You can find what the values are by yourself... but you must understand that from one version to another they might change it without notice.
At the moment, they haven't done it (from V7 -> V9.5) but that doesn't mean it won't happen in the future.
Title: Re: CMOD Table Fileds Description
Post by: yousuf_gani on August 19, 2015, 03:21:07 PM
Thanks a lot Alessandro ,

AS i was performing the NODE status activity from my CMOD 9.5.0.1. version table,  i find those STATUS field of ARSNODE table contains variant numbers 5,7,16390 etc. So cant come to an conclusion what each value signifies.

But still i will look for the pattern, as i see STATUS 5 are made READONLY, and STATUS 7 made as LOADABLE storage set.

Thanks for your help...
Title: Re: CMOD Table Fileds Description
Post by: Alessandro Perucchi on August 20, 2015, 12:48:25 PM
Yousuf,

the meaning is set by "bits", so each "bit" has a special meaning. Maybe what you see is that the the bit 1 has the meaning "ReadOnly/Load"
If the bit 1 is set (1), then you can load documents, if the bit 1 is not set (0), then you cannot load documents and therefore it is read only.
You have in your case the bit 0 which set, and also the bit 2, but I don't know their signification.

But you must be really careful when saying that the value 5 is something and 7 is something else... because in some other environment, you might break something by putting 7 or 5 directly without looking if the environment is the "same" as yours.
Title: Re: CMOD Table Fileds Description
Post by: yousuf_gani on August 20, 2015, 04:01:10 PM
Thanks a lot...
I will try to look for some pattern if any....

Thanks for your Help and Carification