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- How to set up Alert Delivery to Enterprise Manager via JSON data?
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What file level permissions can I perform?
UpdatedJune 9, 2022
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You may click on a Volume or File name displayed on the tables, to open a new window which displays the breakdown of all files on that disk, per Subvolume. Click on a Subvolume on that window, to open a new window, and see a list of current files in that Subvolume. Click on a filename on that window to select and carry out simple file commands.
- Properties. Opens a new Window and displays detail file information.
- Duplicate. Prompts you with a dialog box where you can enter the full file name (volume.subvolume.filename) where you want this file to be duplicated to. Its alternate key files or other partitions, if any, are not affected. Current volume and Subvolume where the file is located are used as default.
- Move. Prompts you with a dialog box where you can enter the full file name (volume.subvolume.filename) where you want this file to be moved to. This deletes the file from its current location and moves it to the target location. Its alternate key files or other partitions, if any, are not affected. File’s current volume and Subvolume is used as default.
- Rename. Rename the file.
- Alter. Prompts you with the option to alter file code, owner, file security, and maximum extents. You may alter multiple attributes at once.
- Delete. Upon your confirmation, purges the file.
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