The file named FileOfFiles contains statistical information for each file in the FSI. Whenever a file is created, restored, or deleted, this file is updated.
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Items are created in the FileOfFiles file when a file is restored or created.
The item-IDs are sequential file numbers assigned when the file is created.
The numbers of the files are determined by the order in which they are restored or created.
When a file or account is restored, the files are recreated in the order in which they were saved on the file-save media.
The item restored, contained in the dictionary of the FileOfFiles file, contains the time in attribute 1 and the date of the last full restore in attribute 2. This item should not be deleted or modified.
The attributes in the FileOfFiles file are:
| Attribute | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | File# | |
| 1 | Server | Server name |
| 2 | Path name | |
| 3 | File Level (0=mds, 2=Md, 3=Dict, 4=Data) | |
| 4 | Database | Database Name |
| 4 | Acct | |
| 5 | Dict-name | |
| 6 | Data-name | |
| 7 | File-name | |
| 7 | FileName | |
| 8 | File Code (C=File Cleared, D=File Deleted, N=New File, R=File Renamed, U=File Updated) | |
| 9 | Time Date when file operation occurred. | |
| 10 | Version | File Version |
| 11 | Open counter | |
| 12 | Flags | |
| 13 | Mod | File Modulo |
| 13 | Modulo | |
| 14 | FrmSize | Frame Size |
| 15 | Create TimeDate | |
| 16 | Create User | |
| 17 | Last OpenTime | |
| 18 | Last OpenUser | |
| 19 | FileNo | File Number |
| 20 | File Info Code mask | |
| 21 | ResizMod | Resize Modulo |
| 26 | Opens | File Open Count |
| 27 | Reads | File Read Count |
| 28 | Writes | File Write Count |
| 29 | EstCount | Item Count |
| 36 | Items | Total # of Items |
| 36 | Itms | |
| 36 | Tot-items | |
| 37 | Lrg-itms | Total # of Large Items |
| 37 | LrgItems | |
| 37 | OvfItms | |
| 38 | Bytes | Total File Size |
| 38 | File-size | |
| 38 | FileSize | |
| 39 | Ovf-size | |
| 39 | OvfBytes | |
| 39 | OvfSize | |
| 40 | Ovf-group | |
| 40 | Ovf-Grp | |
| 41 | Ovf-Frm |