I have set up data driven categories based on file name (list1.jpg)
towards the bottom the following can be seen:
E:\processed images\2016\1607 Jul\Hash\2758\pub
...
E:\processed images\2016\1608 Aug\Hash\2763\pub
...
E:\processed images\2016\1609 Sep\Hash\2764\pub
...
E:\processed images\2016\1609 Sep\Hash\2765\pub
I refine with category filter "pub" (list2.jpg)
Observations:
The following folders are missing:
E:\processed images\2016\1608 Aug\Hash\2763\pub
E:\processed images\2016\1609 Sep\Hash\2764\pub
E:\processed images\2016\1609 Sep\Hash\2765\pub
and subsequent values of folders ending in pub.
Furthermore:
Folders which do not have "pub" are still appearing...
Am I doing something wrong?
Is there a limit on the number of elements that are filtered?
Aubrey.
Did you run a database diagnosis as instructed in the release notes?
This may be a side-effect of the custom metadata missing (see release notes).
Your pub filter cannot work. This filter allows you to restrict to your data-driven category to consider only files matching the regular expression specified there. This will not necessarily filter out folder names. And, since you are building your data-driven category, and it produces "pub" elements, you cannot filter than way.
Quote from: Mario on January 02, 2017, 04:41:34 PM
Did you run a database diagnosis as instructed in the release notes?
This may be a side-effect of the custom metadata missing (see release notes).
Yes I did.
Quote from: Mario on January 02, 2017, 04:41:34 PM
Your pub filter cannot work. This filter allows you to restrict to your data-driven category to consider only files matching the regular expression specified there. This will not necessarily filter out folder names. And, since you are building your data-driven category, and it produces "pub" elements, you cannot filter than way.
OK, I need to rethink how I can filter only folders with name 'pub'. I'll reread documentation and set up a small test database.
Aubrey.