DV.SEARCH
When the DV.SEARCH command is executed, it will display a report verifying the path of each DIR-VIEW file. The output will vary depending on whether all paths are valid or if there are any invalid paths. This new command provides a streamlined way to ensure that all directory paths for DIR-VIEW files are correctly configured, improving the overall reliability and integrity of the directory structure.
Syntax
DV.SEARCH
Example 1
If all DIR-VIEW files have valid paths, the DV.SEARCH command will produce the following output:
:DV.SEARCH
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DIR-VIEW SEARCH REPORT
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DIR-VIEW - All paths are Valid
Example 2
If any DIR-VIEW file has an invalid path, the DV.SEARCH command will specify the DIR-VIEW name and its invalid file path in the output.
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Account name will be truncated if it is very long.
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File name will be truncated if it is long.
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The report may scroll onto another screen if many incorrect values are found.
:DV.SEARCH
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List of Invalid DIR-VIEWS
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ACCOUNT DIR-VIEW NAME Incorrect Path
ACCOUNT-WITH-VERY-LO F C:\HENRY\TEST
ACCOUNT-WITH-VERY-LO FILE.WITH.VERY.LONG. D:\
ENGLISH - All
ENGLISH TEST2 C:\TEST2
ENGLISH TRAIN C:\TRAINING
TEST1 FRED2 D:\CHICKEN
THIS.IS.A#TEST F C:\HENRY\TEST
THIS.IS.A#TEST FILE.WITH.LONG.NAME D:\TEST
WIKI UIFVB /cora/backedup/ziggy/src/DPS/SY
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