547   FIle directory reading

Created: 19 Sep 2007

Status: In Force (green)

Part: Part 8-1 (2004)

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Clause: 9.2.3 and 23

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Category: Issue for edition 2 of this part

Issue

It is not clear how the file directory listing shall work in detail.
- is the * character allowed to demand a listing?
- is a 'pure' path allowed (with or without separation character at the end), or shall there be a 'wrong' file name?
- if a listing for a directory is demanded, will the response contain the path of the demanded directory, or only the level below this path?

Proposal

clarify the usage of directory listing

Discussion Created Status
turned to green 26 Mar 08 In Force (green)
8-1 will be revised to specify that a "*" may be used as a wildcard to return a listing of all files in the FileDirectory service.

8-1 will also specify that the MMS Filename shall be the complete virtual path specification, including the actual filename and extension. 		14 Dec 07 Ballot Period
Some behavior we might leave a local issue, but not the format of messages going across the communication, else we have no interoperability. If there are reasonable alternatives (e.g. / and \ as directoy separators), we should restrict these to one or two, and clearly define them. 26 Sep 07 Discussion (red)
This is fully specified in ISO-9506. However, it is left to the file system on the server in regards to actual format for directory structure and wildcard specifications.

As an example, if the server is VMS, directories are [..].

Additionally, the structure (e.g. / or \) is determined, in MMS, by the server.

I believe the form/format is a local issue that should not be mandated by 61850.

19 Sep 07 Discussion (red)

 

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