Child Scans
- Andrea Harvey
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Overview
The Child Scans page displays all the scans for a mapped location or document set. This is where you can initiate scans for child locations or remove child locations that you do not want to scan. The page will vary depending on if you are viewing the child scans for a mapped location or a documents set. For a mapped location, the grid displays only the path and scan status.
For document sets, the grid displays the same information available for a primary scan: scan name, connection, path, and scan status.
Searching Child Scans
The number of scans displays above the first column of the grid. Use the scroll options or buttons at the bottom of the grid to navigate through the pages of child scans. You also have the option of searching for a specific scan using the Refine option. Search criteria is case sensitive, and the search text must match the content exactly. The search works as an “AND” statement when more than one option is applied.
Path: Search for the scan based on the exact path. This is the information displayed in the Location column. This is an exact search, so you must must enter the path exactly in order to return results. This option is available for both mapped location and data set child scans.
Scan Date: Search for a scan based on the date the scan last ran. Select the mode (between, on, after, or before) and the date you want to use. This option is available for both mapped location and data set child scans.
Has executions?: View only scans that have been executed. Select True to view scans that have been had at least one scan executed. Select False to view scans that have not been executed yet. This option is available for both mapped location and data set child scans.
Storage platform: Search for scans on a specific storage platform. You will select the platform from a list of storage platforms available to you. This option is available only for data set child scans.
Impersonation User: Search for the scan based on the user being impersonated. Note that not all platforms support impersonation. This is an exact search, so the entry must match the user exactly. This option is available only for data set child scans.
Connection name: Search for a scan based on the connection name. This is the first line of text that displays in the Connection column. This is an exact search, so the entry must match the connection name exactly. This option is available only for data set child scans.
Connection user: Search for the scan based on the user account used to create the connection. This is the second line of text that displays in the Connection column. This is an exact search, so the entry must match the user exactly. This option is available only for data set child scans.
The Search field in the menu is used to filter the search options only; it does not perform a search on the text entered.