Verifying processing

The STRMONOND command saves a copy of the messages that were generated during a load process in the system log.

In the System Log folder, search for message number 87 for a successful load or 88 for an unsuccessful load. After a load process completes, you can open the System Log folder and review the messages. The information in the messages includes the date and time that the load process started and completed. You see the name of the input files and the number of rows that were added to the database. For example, the following code sample is for loading image files:

  Processing file >/Scan01/image1.ARD<
        Load Version <10.5.0.0>  Operating System <IBM i> <7.5>  OS Userid <DBRYANT>  
        Install Location </QIBM/ProdData/OnDemand/> Server Version <10.5.0.0>  
        Operating System <IBM i> <7.5>  Database <Db2> <07030>
  Application Group >Images<
  Application >TIFF<
  Storage Set >LONGTERM<
  Storage Node >LONGTERM<
  Loading started, 1162358 bytes to process
  OnDemand Load Id = >7105-3-0-10FAA-20150303000000-20150303000000-7112<
  Loaded 1 rows into the database
  Document compression type used - Disable.  Bytes Stored = >1162454< Rows = >1<
  Loading completed
  Processing successful for file >/Scan01/image1.ARD<

If you are loading user-defined data files:

  Processing file >/objects/mydoc1.ARD<
        Load Version <10.5.0.0>  Operating System <IBM i> <7.5>  OS Userid <DBRYANT>  
        Install Location </QIBM/ProdData/OnDemand/> Server Version <10.5.0.0>  
        Operating System <IBM i> <7.5>  Database <Db2> <07030>
  Application Group >UserDefinedData<
  Application >WORD<
  Storage Set >Cache Only<
  Storage Node >Cache Only<
  Loading started, 151 bytes to process
  OnDemand Load Id = >5334-2-0-11FAA-20150313000000-20150313000000-5342<
  Loaded 1 rows into the database
  Document compression type used - OD77.  Bytes Stored = >9635< Rows = >1<
  Loading completed
  Processing successful for file >/objects/mydoc1.ARD<

You can verify the number of rows that Content Manager OnDemand added to the database. In the example, the number of rows added to the database equals the number of groups (and image files or user-defined data files) that were specified in the parameter file.

The Content Manager OnDemand Load ID represents the data that the STRMONOND command stored into the system during a load process. The Load ID can be used to identify a specific load process. For example, you can run the Remove Report (RMVRPTOND) command and specify the Load ID to delete the index data and documents that were created when the STRMONOND command processed a Generic Indexer parameter file.