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[LDM #UDV-115196]: pqcat
- Subject: [LDM #UDV-115196]: pqcat
- Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 14:04:25 -0600
Michael,
> Description of problem: Running pqcat -vl /tmp/pq.contents > /dev/null shows
> me many entries in the queue for different versions of the same file. For
> example, in my queue I have many entries for a file named alert_wl.dat. I
> assumed there would be only one entry in the queue for a given file. Why
> would there be multiple entries with the same file name?
The data-products with the product-identifier "alert_w.data" must have
different signatures. The product-queue library won't add a data-product whose
signature is equal to that of a data-product that's already in the
product-queue. The signature is usually the MD5 checksum of the data portion
of the data-product (there are exceptions, however, see "pqinsert -i"). The
signature is set by the process that inserted the data-product into the first
product-queue. Because the signature computation usually excludes the metadata
portion of the data-product, it's possible for the product-queue to contain
data-products with different data but with the same product-identifier. We
always advise that the product-identifier be unique. Apparently, that advice
isn't being followed in your case.
> Thanks,
> Michael
Regards,
Steve Emmerson
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: UDV-115196
Department: Support LDM
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed