Specifications

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Usging the ALL keyword will list all NLO files that are known to exist. Depending on the size of your DAOS
repository, this list may be rather large. To scale back the size of the list, you can specify that the list only
display the NLO files that are missing from the filesystem by using the MISSING keyword.
By specifying a DAOS-enabled database file name you can further pare down the list to only display NLO
files for a specific database.
For example, to list all NLO file for the database Photos.nsf and output that list to a file named “listnlo.txt”,
we would issue the command
Tell DAOSMgr ListNLO –o listnlo.txt ALL Photos.nsf
The listnlo.txt file would contain information similar to:
/dominodata/notes64adata/DAOS/0002/12A7C6A527F10B7305E79461FF9F4FB875B9
9FE10263D1A3.nlo
/dominodata/notes64adata/DAOS/0002/AA9106CA4591AF88C421C0F6F914E83C475A
1FD5001D62E6.nlo
/dominodata/notes64adata/DAOS/0002/BA58A6B13DB152649FD63CAD38BE0103D21D
F86E012DD729.nlo
/dominodata/notes64adata/DAOS/0002/74486CE7C94ECE27E1F48B4A56EDF91710EF
A3F50033B38F.nlo
/dominodata/notes64adata/DAOS/0002/D86FC8686039E28B8991523F63FB7B5718C4
0445005E54E5.nlo
/dominodata/notes64adata/DAOS/0002/E75DC0F4CEA01136B02F72E41F318B79F42C
EC3E01988C72.nlo
Tell DAOSMgr Prune
As your users delete documents from their DAOS-enabled databases, your repository will eventually contain
attachments that are no longer needed. To remove these documents you can use the prune command.
Running either Tell DAOSMgr Prune or Tell DAOSMgr Prune 0 will remove the unnecessary DAOS objects
that are older interval specific in the Server document.
To override this and prune the objects sooner, you can specify that objects older than a specified number of
days should be pruned. For example, to prune object older than 10 days you can issue Tell DAOSMgr Prune
10.