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This article is a reference of the contents of database tables inside Content Manager OnDemand. The data on this page is to be considered informational, and may change from version to version, platform to platform. There are also constraints on some fields and values, meaning that unless you fully understand how the values in specific fields work, you may combine features or options that are NOT compatible with each other, leading to unexpected, erroneous, or unintended behavior, up to and including problems with stability and/or reliability, and/or data loss. Use this information at your own risk. | This article is a reference of the contents of database tables inside Content Manager OnDemand. The data on this page is to be considered informational, and may change from version to version, platform to platform. There are also constraints on some fields and values, meaning that unless you fully understand how the values in specific fields work, you may combine features or options that are NOT compatible with each other, leading to unexpected, erroneous, or unintended behavior, up to and including problems with stability and/or reliability, and/or data loss. Use this information at your own risk. | ||
= arsag - Application Group Table = | |||
This table contains all of the configuration data for Application Group Configuration in Content Manager OnDemand. | This table contains all of the configuration data for Application Group Configuration in Content Manager OnDemand. | ||
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== arsag.type - Storage Management Configuration == | |||
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= arsag2fol - Application Group to Folder Mapping = | |||
This table is used to map individual Application Groups to individual folders. An Application Group (AGID) may appear multiple times in multiple Folders (FID). ARSAG2FOL also maps individual fields in a folder to specific fields in Application Groups. | This table is used to map individual Application Groups to individual folders. An Application Group (AGID) may appear multiple times in multiple Folders (FID). ARSAG2FOL also maps individual fields in a folder to specific fields in Application Groups. | ||
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= arsagfld - Application Group Fields Table = | |||
This table contains a list of all of the fields defined in CMOD Application Groups. | This table contains a list of all of the fields defined in CMOD Application Groups. | ||
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'''CAUTION:''' Changing these values without knowledge of how they inter-operate or conflict with each other is dangerous and not supported. | '''CAUTION:''' Changing these values without knowledge of how they inter-operate or conflict with each other is dangerous and not supported. | ||
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= arsann - OnDemand Document Annotation Table = | |||
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= arsapp - OnDemand Application Definition Table = | |||
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== arsapp.doc_type - Document type to store == | |||
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== arsapp.*_comp_type - Data compression type == | |||
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'''What's the difference between 'None' and 'Disable'?''' The 'none' option doesn't compress the file when it's loaded into CMOD, but WILL attempt to compress it before sending it to the end user at the time it's retrieved. There so few examples of why this would be beneficial, that I can't even think of any to tell you. | '''What's the difference between 'None' and 'Disable'?''' The 'none' option doesn't compress the file when it's loaded into CMOD, but WILL attempt to compress it before sending it to the end user at the time it's retrieved. There so few examples of why this would be beneficial, that I can't even think of any to tell you. | ||
== arsapp.idx_type - Indexer for the Application == | |||
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