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216 Data Protector Express® User’s Guide and Technical Reference
Tooltip: If you have included this object in a custom menu, use this field to enter helpful information
about the object that you want to see when you scroll your mouse over the object.
Status help: If you have included this object in a custom menu, use this field to enter information about
the object that you want to see in the Status bar each time you select the object.
Information about each object:
Created: Shows operating system information about date file or directory created. The create date is taken
from the operating system and is updated each time the directory that contains the file is opened. You can
use this information to sort files with filters.
Last backup: Shows the date and time when this object was last backed up. You can use this information
to sort files with filters.
Deleted: When a file that was previously backed up is deleted, Data Protector Express assigns it a delete
date. When Data Protector Express opens a directory, it compares the files it finds with information about
versions of files in its catalog. When a version of the file is found in the catalog, but not in the directory,
Data Protector Express assigns that version a delete date.
Modified: Shows operating system information about date file or directory last modified. The modify date
is taken from the operating system and is updated each time the directory that contains the file is opened.
You can use this information to sort files with filters.
Last access: Shows operating system information about the date the file or directory last accessed. The
access date is taken from the operating system and is updated each time the directory that contains the file
is opened. You can use this information to sort files with filters.
Location: Shows the full path to the object in the Data Protector Express catalog.
Type: Shows the type or category of object.
Effective rights: Shows the effective permissions (or rights) the current user has to this object. Note that
these are the effective permissions, not the direct permissions. There are seven possible permissions,
abbreviated as follows:
S Supervisor
A Access
C Create
M Modify
D Delete
R Read
W Write
Attributes: Shows operating system attribute information about file or directory. The attribute information
is taken from the operating system and is updated each time the directory that contains the file is opened.
You can use this information to sort files with filters.
The attribute abbreviations are grouped as follows:
Ro Read only
Rw
Read and write
H Hidden
Sy
System
X Execute only
D
Directory
A
Archive
I
Incremental