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5.1.6.7.4 Directory Structure
MICF Web Publishing (MWP) stores all its information in an
HFS directory and should not be used by other applications.
MWP builds a specific directory to store its presentation
information.
MWP_root--+
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pindex.dat
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body.html
contents.html
view.html
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images/
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stream_name/-----+
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run_date1/
run_date2/ ----+
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qindex.dat
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body.html
contentx.html
view.html
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query_name/ -----+
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body_n.html
graph_n.html
MICSLOG.TXT
SASLIST.TXT
SASLOG.TXT
csv title.CSV
Figure 5-17. HFS Directory Structure for MICF Web Publishing
MWP_root is the name of a directory where MWP stores all
reports and graphics. Note that the MWP_root does not have
the same name as the CA MICS root directory. If you want to
store MICF Web Publishing output in the CA MICS root
directory, it is strongly recommended that MWP output be
stored in a subdirectory within the CA MICS root directory.
For example, if the CA MICS root directory is /u/MICS, the
MWP root directory could be specified as /u/MICS/MWP_Output.
The MWP root directory must be created before executing
MICF Web Publishing. It contains:
o pindex.dat -- index of production streams contained within
this root directory.
o body.html, contents.html, view.html -- HTML page for the
master index of this reporting stream.
o images/ -- directory for image files used for html
presentation.
o stream_name -- directory containing information for a given
reporting stream.
Each stream_name directory contains one directory for each
reporting stream execution using the format dddmmmyyThhmm,
where ddmmmyy is the run date and hhmm is the time.
Each stream_name directory contains:
o qindex.dat -- directory of queries executed in this run.
o body.html, contentx.html, view.html -- HTML used to display
query output.
o query_name/ -- one directory for each MICF query executed
in the reporting stream. The directory name has the format
cccccc.n, where cccccc is the query name and n is a unique
number. This allows the same query to be specified more
than once in a reporting stream.
Note: The inquiry name must NOT include the '#' character.
The '#' character is interpreted by the UNIX environment as
a command, which causes an error during the Web publishing
process.
Each query name directory holds the body and graph files
generated during execution.