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Use of Upload Artifacts step to transfer files from agents back to server drops files
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2. What are the steps to reproduce the problem? Steps to reproduce 1. Create an application and component with versioned file system 2. Import into codebase a version containing 100.txt files 3. Create a component process that does the following a. Download the files b. Copy each .txt file into an .exe
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Invalid data format error when uploading certain files.
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Sometimes when you drag and drop a file from the PC to a dataset via ZDD you may get the following SER4190E Invalid data format message. In one instance this was uploading a binary file.
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Serena ChangeMan ZDD 6.1 Readme File Last updated on 14 November 2008
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1.2 Drag and Drop Operations If you drag a data set (or PDS member) and drop it on another data set, the standard processing downloads the data set when the Explorer reads it and then uploads it back again when the Explorer writes it. The Serena Network namespace extension handles the drag and drop by copying directly from one data set to the other, avoiding the overhead of uploading and downloading.
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Serena ChangeMan ZDD 6.1.1 Readme File Last updated on 5 August 2009
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2.2 Drag and Drop Operations If you drag a data set (or PDS member) and drop it on another data set, the standard processing downloads the data set when the Explorer reads it and then uploads it back again when the Explorer writes it. The Serena Network namespace extension handles the drag and drop by copying directly from one data set to the other, avoiding the overhead of uploading and downloading.
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Dim CM 10.1.3: Folders and items are disappearing from projects
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2) The sync tool has no concept of relative paths so everything will be uploaded into the root of the project 3) Now move these uploaded files (by dropping and dragging items to the folder you really wanted the items to go to e.g. Project1/test1) 4) This will successfully move the items to the new location e.g. Project1/test1
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User.book
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A file in Windows Explorer. The Upload Data Set function can also be invoked by dragging a file from your local computer and dropping it on one of the following ChangeMan ZDD items: server, "DataSets" folder, library, data set, or PDS member. User Display currently logged- on user ID.
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ChangeMan ZDD User's Guide
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A file in Windows Explorer (on your local computer). The Upload to Data Set function can also be invoked by dragging a file from your local computer and dropping it on one of the following ChangeMan ZDD items: server, "DataSets" folder, data set folder, data set, or PDS member. Upload to Unix Directory
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ChangeMan ZDD 7.1.1 Users Guide
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A file in Windows Explorer (on your local computer). The Upload to Data Set function can also be invoked by dragging a file from your local computer and dropping it on one of the following ChangeMan ZDD items: server, "DataSets" folder, data set folder, data set, or PDS member. Upload to Unix Directory Upload a Windows file or folder to a Unix file, directory, or folder.
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ChangeMan ZDD 7.1.3 Users Guide
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A file in Windows Explorer (on your local computer). The Upload to Data Set function can also be invoked by dragging a file from your local computer and dropping it on one of the following ChangeMan ZDD items: server, "DataSets" folder, data set folder, data set, or PDS member. Upload to Unix Directory Upload a Windows file or folder to a Unix file, directory, or folder.
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ChangeMan ZDD 7.1.3.01 User's Guide
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A file in Windows Explorer (on your local computer). The Upload to Data Set function can also be invoked by dragging a file from your local computer and dropping it on one of the following ChangeMan ZDD items: server, "DataSets" folder, data set folder, data set, or PDS member. Upload to Unix Directory Upload a Windows file or folder to a Unix file, directory, or folder.
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