I want to do two things:
1. Manually review obsolete entries with run count > n (for example, 10) so that I can carry over the run count to the new file location.
1. Remove other obsolete entries (less than n)
Thanks
Allow user to deal with non-existing items in run histroy
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Re: Allow user to deal with non-existing items in run histroy
Good ideas.
I will consider a UI option to find obsolete entries.
Ideally, there should be an option in Tools -> Run History to toggle obsolete files.
Thank you for the suggestions.
A not-so-easy way to list obsolete entries (not remove them).
Perform your run count search and export to efu:
Search for:
From the File menu, click Export....
Change Save as Type to: EFU
Choose a filename and click Save.
From the File menu, click Open File List....
Select your Run History.csv (Run History-1.5a.csv) and click Open.
Right click the Search box and click Advanced Search....
Scroll down to the bottom to Search for a list of filenames.
Click Browse....
Select your EFU file you created earlier and click Open.
Click OK.
In the Search box, prefix the includefilelist:.... search with:
Your search box should look something like:
This will list the obsolete entries.
I will consider a UI option to find obsolete entries.
Ideally, there should be an option in Tools -> Run History to toggle obsolete files.
Thank you for the suggestions.
A not-so-easy way to list obsolete entries (not remove them).
Perform your run count search and export to efu:
Search for:
runcount:>10From the File menu, click Export....
Change Save as Type to: EFU
Choose a filename and click Save.
From the File menu, click Open File List....
Select your Run History.csv (Run History-1.5a.csv) and click Open.
Right click the Search box and click Advanced Search....
Scroll down to the bottom to Search for a list of filenames.
Click Browse....
Select your EFU file you created earlier and click Open.
Click OK.
In the Search box, prefix the includefilelist:.... search with:
!Your search box should look something like:
!includefilelist:C:\Users\user\Desktop\live-runcount.efuThis will list the obsolete entries.