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What to do if files are declared with wrong file size or wrong CRC?

April 26, 2017CRC declared file files size wrong

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What to do if files are declared with wrong file size or wrong CRC?

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$ sam get metadata (usage) Get the CRC of a file: The official way to get the Enstore CRC for a local file is “setup encp” or “setup ecrc” then “ecrc ” Then, for the purposes of the SAM database, you need to append the letter L to the number you get. Change the crc and the file size: with the SAM commands of sam v6_0: $ setup sam v6_0 -q user_prd2 $ sam update file crc –filename=xxxxxxxxx –crcValue=yyyyyyyyyL \ –crcType=”adler 32 crc type” (usage) $ sam update file size (usage) Note the trailing “L” in –crcValue, it does matter. That is it, then everything should be alright.