UCM Meta-data Fields Limt
My DocMeta table has 50 columns. we are building lots of applications in UCM. Every application has its own meta-data requirements. I doubt that pretty soon the column count will increase to 100+. Is there any limitation in UCM on number of custom meta-data fields that we can create? if my DocMeta columns count increases to 100, would it affect the queries/UCM performance ?
thanks
It would depend on the underlying database from a technical standpoint.
A good discussion for Oracle database limits - Limit on a number of columns in a table?
MS SQLServer - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143432.aspx
From a usability/maintenance standpoint, that's another matter. YMMV.
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Another day, another UCM question. Hopefully the answers given to my questions will help people facing the same issues.
We created a custom meta-data field of type memo. Looking into the database, the following columns were created:
colmeta.xcustom1 varchar2(2000)
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Console Log Message:
Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000167 EndHTML:0000002013 StartFragment:0000000451 EndFragment:0000001997
Process: Adobe Photoshop CS3 [306]
Path: /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS3/Adobe Photoshop CS3.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Photoshop CS3
Identifier: com.adobe.Photoshop
Version: 10.0 (10.0x20070321 [20070321.m.1480 2007/03/21:16:39:00 cutoff; m branch]) (10.0)
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [105]
Interval Since Last Report: 27167 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 2
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 22482 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 2
Date/Time: 2012-06-13 12:38:57.741 +0100
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.5.8 (9L31a)
Report Version: 6
Anonymous UUID: 934B74CE-A232-4279-83E3-64E67008480C
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at 0x0000000000000000
Crashed Thread: 0I can confirm that this is a user preference problem, as there is no problem on a newly created user account. However, deleting the 'obvious' preference files from ~/Library/Preferences (Adobe and Photoshop prefs and plists) has had no effect.
I have moved ALL preference files from ~/Library/Preferences, restarted and relaunched Photoshop. This has resolved the original Photoshop issue. I now have to reapply all of the other user preferences for all other applications/devices. (Resolving the original issue has probably created more work, but at least we can use Photoshop!)
It would be nice to hear if anyone has any idea which preference file may of caused the issue.
Thanks. -
Hi
I am trying to write a report (SQL Server 2012 Report Builder 3.0) that will project a list of Projects and the Project Calendar they are using. I thought this field would be visible in the default EpmProject_UserView - I've been through other views and
cannot see where this field is found.
Related to this query - I need to identify the defulat calendar working hours per project but again there is no obvious meta data field where this can be identified.
Currently the only option I do have is to manually check via MS Project App (2013)....Hi Brendan,
Project server reporting database doesn't contain the calendar info. The only supported way to use the PSI to read the calendar info from Published database.
See this
reply from Amit.
Hope this helps,
Guillaume Rouyre, MBA, MVP, P-Seller | -
LR5: Export video files doesn't write meta data
When I export video files (e.g. MP4) from LR5, no meta data is written to the files when I expect at least the year and title to be written.
Files like mp4, m4v and mov all have well documented meta data fields. Why doesn't LR support this?LR's support for video is incomplete. Please see and vote on this topic in the official feedback forum:
Lightroom: LR4 Beta: Metadata applied to videos in Lightroom isn't available in other applications -
Problem entering meta-date LR 3
I'm having a problem entering meta-data in LR3. As I finish typing in one field and then tab to the next and begin typing in that field LR will start doing something else, presumably saving the meta-data changes to the XMP file. In doing this, the meta-data fields disappear and subsequently, whatever I am in the middle of typing becomes keyboard commands that alter the images rather than meta-data text as intended.
In LR 2 I had this same problem, but found that if I turned off the Auto-Save feature in the catalog's preferences the problem went away and I could then enter meta-data to my heart's content without interruption.
However, in LR 3, turning off the Auto-Save has had no affect and I am back to not being able to enter meta-data for an image or group of images without a constant interruption. Then I have to hit undo a bunch of times to get rid of changes I've inadvertently made to the images while trying to type in the description field.
Frustrating and time consuming. Has anyone else run across this?It's so since Lightroom 1. And yes, turning off auto-save xmp, seems to improve things quite a bit, but I still ran into it from time to time even in Lightroom 2.
This usually happens when I have a lot of images selected (is Lightroom reading all their metadata and populating the fields?) and start typing soon. If I wait until Lightroom reads all the metadata into the panels and "calms down", I almost surely can avoid "typing becoming keyboard commands". -
Images (w/correct meta data) are in catalog and on disk, but LR 5.7 considers them new on Import
For reasons explained below, I want to try to re-import all my images into LR and hope that none/few are in fact considered new and are imported. Yet, for some folders, LR is apparently unable to detect that my source images are already in the catalog, and are on disk, and that the source file meta data matches what LR knows about the images. When I click an image in LR and Show in Finder, I do see the imported image on disk. I can edit the image in the Develop module. So, it seems good, but all is not well. Sorry for the long post here, but I wanted to provide as much info as I could, as I am really seeking your help, which I'd very much appreciate.
Here are some screen shots that illustrate the problem:
Finder contents of the original images
LR folder hierarchy
an image as seen in LR
Finder content of external LR copy of images
import showing 10 "new" photos
The original images ... (I'm not sure why the file date is April 2001 but the actual image date is January 2011; I may have just used the wrong date on the folder name?)
The LR folder hierarchy ...
An image as seen in LR ...
The external folder containing the images in the LR library
But on import of the original source folder, LR sees 10 "new" photos ...
I tried "Synchronize Folder ..." on this particular folder, and it simply hangs half-way through as seen in the screen shot below. IS THIS AN LR BUG? This is really odd, since "Synchronize Folder ..." on the top-level folder completes quickly.
I have a spreadsheet of of the EXIF data for the original files and those created by LR. (I extracted this info using the excellent and free pyExifToolGui graphical frontend for the command line tool ExifTool by Phil Harvey.) Almost all of the Exif data is the same, but LR has added some additional info to the files after import, including (of course) keywords. However, I would not have expected the differences I found to enter into the duplicate detection scheme. (I didn't see a way to attach the spreadsheet to this posting as it's not an "image".)
I'm running LR 5.7 on a 27" iMac with Yosemite 10.10.2, having used LR since LR2. I have all my original images (.JPEGs and RAWs of various flavors) on my internal drive on the Mac. To me this is like saving all my memory cards and never re-using them. Fortunately, these files are backed up several ways. I import these images (copying RAWs as DNG) into LR with a renaming scheme that includes the import number, original file creation date and original file name. There should be one LR folder for each original source file folder, with the identical folder name (usually a place and date). I store the LR catalog and imported images on an external drive. Amazingly and unfortunately my external drive failed as did it's twin, same make/size drive that I used as a backup with Carbon Copy Cloner. I used Data Rescue 4 to recover to a new disk what I thought was almost all of the files on the external drive.
So, I thought all would be well, but, when I tried "Synchronize Folder" using the top-level folder of my catalog, the dialog box appeared saying there were over 1000 "New" photos that had not been imported. This made be suspicious that I had failed to recover everything. But actually things are much worse than I thought.. I have these counts of images:
80,0061 files in 217 folders for my original source files (some of these may be (temporary?) copies that I actually don't want to import into LR)
51,780 files in 187 folders on my external drive containing the LR photo library
49,254 images in the top-level folder in the LR catalog (why different from the external file count?)
35,332 images found during import of the top-level folder containing original images
22,560 images found as "new" by LR during import
1,074 "new" images reported by Synchronize Folder ... on the top-level folder in the catalog; different from import count
Clearly things are badly out of sync. I'd like to be sure I have all my images in LR, but none duplicated. Thus, I want to try to import the entire library and have LR tell me which photos are new. I have over 200 folders in LR. I am now proceeding to try importing each folder, one at a time, to try to reconcile the differences and import the truly missing images. This will be painful. And it may not be enough to fully resolve the above discrepancies.
Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions? I'd really appreciate your help!
KenThanks for being on the case, dj! As you'll see below, YOU WERE RIGHT! But I am confused.
1. Does the same problem exist if you try to import (not synchronize) from that folder? In other words, does import improperly think these are not duplic
YES. Import improperly thinks they are NOT duplicates, but they are in fact the same image (but apparently not the EXACT SAME bytes on disk!)
2. According to the documentation, a photo is considered a duplicate "if it has the same, original filename; the same Exif capture date and time; and the same file size."
This is my understanding too.
3. Can you manually confirm that, for an example photo, that by examining the photo in Lightroom and the photo you are trying to synchronize/import, that these three items are identical?
NO, I CAN'T! The ORIGINAL file name (in the source folder) is the SAME as it was when I first imported that folder. That name is used as part of the renaming process using a custom template. However, the file SIZES are different. Here is the Finder Get Info for both files. Initially, they appeared to be the same SIZE, 253KB, looking at the summary. But, if you look at the exact byte count, however, the file sizes are DIFFERENT: 252,632 for the original file and 2252,883 for the already-imported file:
This difference alone is enough to indicate why LR does not consider the file a duplicate.
Furthermore, there IS one small difference in the EXIF data regarding dates ... the DateTimeOriginal:
CreateDate DateTimeDigitized DateTimeOriginal FileModifyDate ModifyDate
ORIGINAL name: P5110178.JPG 2001:05:11 15:27:18 2001:05:11 15:27:18-07:00 2001:01:17 11:29:00 2011:01:17 11:29:00-07:00 2005:04:24 14:41:05
After LR rename: KRJ_0002_010511_P5110178.JPG 2001:05:11 15:27:18 2001:05:11 15:27:18-07:00 2001:05:11 15:27:18 2011:01:17 11:29:02-07:00 2005:04:24 14:41:05
So ... now I see TWO reasons why LR doesn't consider these duplicates. Though the file NAME is the same (as original), the file sizes ARE slightly different. The EXIF "DateTimeOriginal" is DIFFERENT. Therefore, LR considers them NOT duplicates.
4a. With regards to the screen captures of your images and operating system folder, I do not see that the filename is the same; I see the file names are different. Is that because you renamed the photos in Lightroom (either during import or afterwards)?
I renamed the file on import using a custom template ...
4b. Can you show a screen capture of this image that shows the original file name in the Lightroom metadata panel (it appears when the dropdown is set to EXIF and IPTC)?
SO ....
The METADATA shown by LR does NOT include the ORIGINAL file name (but I think I have seen it displayed for other files?). The File SIZE in the LR metadata panel (246.96 KB) is different from what Finder reports (254 KB). There are three "date" fields in the LR metadata, and five that I've extracted from the EXIF data. I'm not sure which EXIF date corresponds to the "Data Time" shown in the LR metadata.
I don't understand how these differences arose. I did not touch the original file outside LR. LR is the only program that touches the file it has copied to my external drive during import. (though it was RECOVERED from a failed disk by Data Rescue 4),
NOW ...
I understand WHY LR considers the files different (but not how they came to be so). The question now is WHAT DO I DO ABOUT IT? Is there any tool I can use to adjust the original (or imported) file's SIZE and EXIF data to match the file LR has? Any way to override or change how LR does duplicate detection?
Thanks so very much, dj. Any ideas on how to get LR to ignore these (minor) differences would be hugely helpful. -
Can No Longer Edit Song Meta Data In Latest iTunes 11.1???
I just discovered that since the update to version 11.1 I can no longer manually edit the meta data by using the Show info function, all options are greyed out. For instance I can no longer adjust the volume level on a song nor can I edit the fields for song title and artist tec. There is also no longer any tab for album art when using the Show Info function on a song that has no album cover art. On songs that already have an album cover there will be an album art tab but the options there are all greyed out so I can not change the album cover art if I wanted too. This really *****, I can no longer edit album cover art for songs that have another cover already and I can not add any cover picture at all for songs that have no cover art (unless I manage to get the cover from the iTunes store but that is very often not successfull).
Another bug I found is that I can no longer add any video file to my playlists.
So this new update really ***** for me and have ruined my itunes experience.
Do anyone else in here have the same problem?
I really hope Apple will fix these bugs as soon as possible!I think I finally found a solution to this problem. It appears that for some reason, some songs you download will maintain write protection that the original owner had set on his/hers computer. In my case for this Ellie Goulding album that I had problem with, it turned out my friend who gave it to me had some of the songs stored on his iPad and that caused the files to become write protected it seems, and this write protection was transfered over to my PC. To solve this issue, everytime you encounter a song in iTunes that you can not edit just right click it and select Show/View In Explorer, that will take you to the storage location of the file in question. Now right click the song and select Properties and see if it is write protected, if it is then just uncheck that option and click ok. Now you should be able to edit the meta data for that song again. So it appears this is not a bug in iTunes but rather a write protection issue.
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Should the web page address be included in the file name in the meta data dialog box?
In the page properties > meta data > below is a field with the label file name: (the the area to type in the field), after the field, it is labeled .html.
I have 2 questions here.
1. If I type in http//:www (my page url), do I include .html at the end? I didn't know if this is automatically added because it is off to the side of the field?
2. If I type in the entire URL address: http//:www (etc, etc).html, after closing the page properties dialog box, I make it a habit to double check my work. What happens is the http//:www.xxx changes to (htttpwww.xxx). It drops the //: on the URL.
So would it be better to just type in www.xxx (without the http//:www.xxx)
and do you type in the .html at the end?
I am assuming this will help with SEO page ranking or at least makes it easier for the search engines to crawl your site??
I hope this makes sense.
Advise would be very helpful.
BenYou are absolutely correct with the URL Ben. Taking your above example, you just need to type in "Services" in the file name and the webpage will be exported as services.html and the URl will be www.xyz.com/services.html.
All the webpages (be it parent page or child page) gets physically saved at the root directory of your website on the server (where your website resides).
This name is just the name of the file using which it is physically stored and called from the server. It does not help search Engines to crawl deeper inside the website.
As I explained, "name which you wants the .html file to be stored with" here means the name of the physical file which is getting saved on the server.
Most users leave the file name same as Page name. If you have it different from page name then this will be the workflow :
Page Name : About
File Name : test
domain : www.mysite.com
Now if you are using a Menu Widget, it will list "About" in the Menu. And when end user will click on "About" then it will call the file named "test.html" from the server location (where all the files of your website are stored).
And it will open a page with address "www.mysite.com/test.html"
Hope I am able to explain the concept of File Name here. Please let us know if you have further queries on this.
Regards,
Sachin -
Meta data and data asset management
I am looking for suggestions and or products that can support managing our footage.
Our goal is for an editor to search for a clip using the data entered in the “description” (metadata) field of clips and sub-clips that have been logged in various projects.
Here is the outline.
We record clips of high def footage and we import batches of these clips; sometimes a few dozen, and sometimes thousands. We bring these batches into a Premiere Pro CS5 project by importing the video clips from within a P2 card folder structure, or avchd, or dslr footage or ??/any format we collect...
We log a description of the clips and of sub-clips, and then we edit a film from those elements. After 1 project, or after 50 projects, we have all the detailed description (metadata) we've entered about each clip and sub-clip captured, and this data lives within the CS5 project. We can only search it from within the original project.
If we start a new project and we need to look back at footage from old projects, we can only search for footage by going into that old project . We would like to have the metadata write back to our archive (or a copy of the footage in a new archive.) If the archive and the clips and sub-clips had the metadata from the project we could search and find assets. Among the obstacles is that sub-clips share the name of the clip it comes from so there is no “place” for it’s metadata. We've tried using Project Manager>Collect Files & Copy to New Location but the subclip .mxf files created through this process are copies of the source clip despite being labeded "random.subclip001". When imported, this "random.subclip001" file shows up in Premiere as the original "random" source clip name.
We are looking at a small library – but it’s big for us. About 20 terabytes… A typical client might have 4-6 terabytes of assets we would like to look through for a shot, or an interview… Has anyone made inroads on this?
Many thanks for any thoughts and ideas.
Sincerely,
Rees CandeeHi Abhilash,
Meta Data-
In BW the meta-data contain data about data.
It is like having information about the information.
You have the business related meta-data for example the description used in your reports or the technical related meta-data for example the rules used in the transformation or the extraction. These are the two types of meta-data you have in the metadata repository that you manage with the metadata manager
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/80/1a6197e07211d2acb80000e829fbfe/content.htm
Meta Data Repository
It is the repository which Manages Meta Data, for example like when talking about an ODS in the metadatarepository you can read about which characteristics, key figures, infosource and updaterules are used in it. And creation date, owner etc.
Thanks,
Sudhakar
saying thanks in sdn == assigning points -
Import Meta Data from CSV - Export Meta Data to CSV
Ability to import meta data into selected images from CSV file containing a number of fields, one of which is file name. The other fields would be selected tags to import.
Import logic would be, Where file name in column 1 matches current selected filename, then take following fields 2, 3, etc and import into Bridge.
Export selected meta data from selected files to CSV to form reverse of above to allow edit of data in Excel etc.
Further enchancement on import would be to allow instead of just filename, but date/time range matching.
Logic would be, Where date/time in column 1 is within X hours of selected
image creation date/time then import following fields into image meta data.
Useful for example if you already have a GPS tracklog in CSV and want to try and update images with GPS. Assuming camera clock approx same as GPS clock.The issue was within the .csv file. There were duplicate records that were attempting to load as the ID value. After deleting the duplicate records, the transformation file ran successfully.
Debbie -
Distributed Document Capture and date fields
Greetings!
We are using Oracle Distributed Document Capture and Universal Content Management as repository, it works fine. However we defined a custom metadata field with data type "date" in UCM and we defined a scan profile with its asssociated date field and the problem that we have is when we are using the distributed document capture client and the user selects a date from the calendar and send the document, the commit process fails with the following error message :
The field 'xxx' does not contain a valid date.
However If the user types the date field as "29/01/2009 00:00" the commit process works fine and the document is stored on UCM.
My question is how to enable the calendar on the Distributed Document Capture client in order to enter a valid date with format "dd/m/yyyy hh:mm"
Thanks!Thanks for your answer I set the property "Automatically assign a Content ID on check in" Should I specify the minor revision label and the major revision label?.
Because I set just the "Automatically assign a Content ID on check in" and now I got the following when I am scanning documents:
***Error*** Failed to process batch 01354425_01354446. Error Number: 40011, Error: Failed to commit batch (with delete). Commit Profile - ucm: Document file already exists. Commit is configured to abort. Document File: \\svrdocumentos_ejc_ejercito_mil_co\batch\00J\0000000D\0000000D_1.TIF
The good news is the previous error "Error Number: 40008" is solved
I really appreciate yor help.
Thanks.
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