I'm trying to understand the Owner Detail report we generated from NFR. Some of the information is confusing or doesn't make sense. In the capture below, the create date is after the modify date on most if not all the files shown on the report. Also, it appears that the access date is that same for all the files which doesn't really seem reasonable. I've attached a screeshot of the report. Filter set - Create and Modify and Access Relative Date set to since 5 years ago. Would someone be able to assist on explaning why the create date is after the modify date?
> > I'm trying to understand the Owner Detail report we generated from > NFR. Some of the information is confusing or doesn't make sense. In > the capture below, the create date is after the modify date on most > if not all the files shown on the report. Also, it appears that the > access date is that same for all the files which doesn't really seem > reasonable. I've attached a screeshot of the report. Filter set - > Create and Modify and Access Relative Date set to since 5 years ago. > Would someone be able to assist on explaning why the create date is > after the modify date?
Just curious, if you go to Windows Explorer or a command prompt to get info on the files do you see the same create, modify, and access dates that NFR is reporting?
> > I'm trying to understand the Owner Detail report we generated from > NFR. Some of the information is confusing or doesn't make sense. In > the capture below, the create date is after the modify date on most > if not all the files shown on the report. Also, it appears that the > access date is that same for all the files which doesn't really seem > reasonable. I've attached a screeshot of the report. Filter set - > Create and Modify and Access Relative Date set to since 5 years ago. > Would someone be able to assist on explaning why the create date is > after the modify date?
Just curious, if you go to Windows Explorer or a command prompt to get info on the files do you see the same create, modify, and access dates that NFR is reporting?
On 7/31/2014 4:36 PM, trixlopez wrote: > > I'm trying to understand the Owner Detail report we generated from NFR. > Some of the information is confusing or doesn't make sense. In the > capture below, the create date is after the modify date on most if not > all the files shown on the report. Also, it appears that the access date > is that same for all the files which doesn't really seem reasonable. > I've attached a screeshot of the report. Filter set - Create and > Modify and Access Relative Date set to since 5 years ago. Would someone > be able to assist on explaning why the create date is after the modify > date? > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > |Filename: doc1.zip | > |Download: https://forums.novell.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5130 | > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > trixlopez,
We see the access date issue you've captured fairly often, and it IS the actual filesystem data. Typically, this is the work of a backup process, antivirus, or automated script -- something that's gone through the file system and touched every file, without taking care to correct the Last Access timestamp.
Likewise, modifications to the Last Modified timestamp are a common issue -- not every program sets those correctly, and they can be incorrectly manipulated during file copies and other actions.
On 7/31/2014 4:36 PM, trixlopez wrote: > > I'm trying to understand the Owner Detail report we generated from NFR. > Some of the information is confusing or doesn't make sense. In the > capture below, the create date is after the modify date on most if not > all the files shown on the report. Also, it appears that the access date > is that same for all the files which doesn't really seem reasonable. > I've attached a screeshot of the report. Filter set - Create and > Modify and Access Relative Date set to since 5 years ago. Would someone > be able to assist on explaning why the create date is after the modify > date? > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > |Filename: doc1.zip | > |Download: https://forums.novell.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5130 | > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > trixlopez,
We see the access date issue you've captured fairly often, and it IS the actual filesystem data. Typically, this is the work of a backup process, antivirus, or automated script -- something that's gone through the file system and touched every file, without taking care to correct the Last Access timestamp.
Likewise, modifications to the Last Modified timestamp are a common issue -- not every program sets those correctly, and they can be incorrectly manipulated during file copies and other actions.
On 7/31/2014 4:36 PM, trixlopez wrote: > > I'm trying to understand the Owner Detail report we generated from NFR. > Some of the information is confusing or doesn't make sense. In the > capture below, the create date is after the modify date on most if not > all the files shown on the report. Also, it appears that the access date > is that same for all the files which doesn't really seem reasonable. > I've attached a screeshot of the report. Filter set - Create and > Modify and Access Relative Date set to since 5 years ago. Would someone > be able to assist on explaning why the create date is after the modify > date? > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > |Filename: doc1.zip | > |Download: https://forums.novell.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5130 | > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > trixlopez,
We see the access date issue you've captured fairly often, and it IS the actual filesystem data. Typically, this is the work of a backup process, antivirus, or automated script -- something that's gone through the file system and touched every file, without taking care to correct the Last Access timestamp.
Likewise, modifications to the Last Modified timestamp are a common issue -- not every program sets those correctly, and they can be incorrectly manipulated during file copies and other actions.