printfromsource
Description
The printfromsource command prints file information for paths listed in a CSV source. The CSV file must contain a header and a list of complete file paths in the first column.
Syntax
printfromsource -filePath -csv
Parameters
| Parameter | Alias | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
-filePath |
-f |
No | (Required) The source file path. This must be a CSV file with one column: - file Path: Complete file path. |
-csv |
No | Specifies the output csv. This will contains information about files from the source parameter. |
More about parameters
- file Path: Complete file path.
Examples
Rename files using a source CSV file:
printfromsource -filePath "source.csv" -csv "output.csv"
Remarks
- The
filePathparameter is mandatory and must point to a valid CSV file. - The
csvis the output from the verification processprintfromsourceperforms:
| ID | Complete File Path | Folder ID | Checked Out | Where Used ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | C:\Vault\ProjectA\Part1.SLDPRT | 105 | FALSE | 5021 |
| 2 | C:\Vault\ProjectB\Drawing1.SLDDRW | 106 | TRUE | 5022 |
| 3 | C:\Vault\ProjectC\Assembly1.SLDASM | 107 | FALSE | 5023 |