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Again, if you are a OnDemand Administrator being asked to correct index data due to a data quality issue, the solution should be to improve data quality, NOT to require IBM CMOD to change index data. The alteration of index data as a part of normal processing creates a risk that your system will not be considered a reliable archive, and in a court of law, the accuracy of the system could be called into question. | Again, if you are a OnDemand Administrator being asked to correct index data due to a data quality issue, the solution should be to improve data quality, NOT to require IBM CMOD to change index data. The alteration of index data as a part of normal processing creates a risk that your system will not be considered a reliable archive, and in a court of law, the accuracy of the system could be called into question. | ||
[[File:Attention.png| | [[File:Attention.png|50px|left]] WARNING: It is not just possible, but '''extremely easy''' to irrecoverably damage the data in your Content Manager OnDemand server with the <code>arsdoc update</code> command. The examples below are meant as a guide only, and you are solely responsible for any damage to your OnDemand server. Practice makes perfect! <br/> <br/> | ||
If you're interested in learning more about Content Manager OnDemand's arsdoc utility, consider attending the [https://cmod.training/using-cmods-arsdoc-query-get-update/ Free CMOD Webinar on arsdoc offered at CMOD.Training]. | |||
== arsdoc update parameters == | == arsdoc update parameters == | ||