What is the purpose of the directory "SYS_domain name.dat.files" and why do the subdirectories have odd names such as "plicationConfiguration" and "ationConfiguration". Has there been some type of corruption and can they be deleted?
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Resolution:
The data cannot be deleted since it is part of the domain data stored in a binary format. This is to reduce the size of the domain .dat files. Although the directory names appear to be incorrect, their naming is deliberate in order to allow for operating systems where there are limits on the path length. The path is deliberately truncated and since the significant information is in the last part of the name, the first part is the part that is truncated.
The data cannot be deleted since it is part of the domain data stored in a binary format. This is to reduce the size of the domain .dat files. Although the directory names appear to be incorrect, their naming is deliberate in order to allow for operating systems where there are limits on the path length. The path is deliberately truncated and since the significant information is in the last part of the name, the first part is the part that is truncated.
Issue/Introduction
What is the purpose of the directory "SYS_domain name.dat.files" and why do the subdirectories have odd names such as "plicationConfiguration" and "ationConfiguration". Has there been some type of corruption and can they be deleted?
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