Ssytem integrity scripts

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Hi Folks,


We occasionally get errors like:


    WARNING: Asset #11388 does not exist [SYS0087] ([SYSTEM_ROOT]/core/include/locale_manger.inc:547)


..that cause the HIPO job to abort. Usually in the context of trashing or moving assets about. Is there one of the system integrity scripts that can identify these 'ghost' assets? Sort of the opposite of the one that recovers orphaned assets I guess.

tia

K
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There are many areas which could throw that error. A script that should report on most cases is the system_check script. Some scripts that I can see that should remove particular cases are:
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  • system_integrity_invalid_links (only on newer systems).[*]system_integrity_deleted_user_perms
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    [quote]
    There are many areas which could throw that error. A script that should report on most cases is the system_check script. Some scripts that I can see that should remove particular cases are:

    [list=1]

  • system_integrity_invalid_links (only on newer systems).[*]system_integrity_deleted_user_perms

    [/quote]



    Thanks for your response. Ok I ran the scripts and tidied up some issues. Have two follow up questions if that's ok?


    1. How do I tidy up Fragmented Attributes there doesn't seem to be a script that does that? manual DB query or?
    2. the system_integrity_invalid_links script threw up 4000+ invalid links. Before I run the 'delete' command is this something to be worried about or just normal for systems of a Certain size and age…



      cheers



      K
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    [quote]
    Thanks for your response. Ok I ran the scripts and tidied up some issues. Have two follow up questions if that's ok?


    1. How do I tidy up Fragmented Attributes there doesn't seem to be a script that does that? manual DB query or?
    2. the system_integrity_invalid_links script threw up 4000+ invalid links. Before I run the 'delete' command is this something to be worried about or just normal for systems of a Certain size and age…



      cheers



      K

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    1. Yes, manual DB query.
    2. Depending on the size of the system, it might not be something to worry about, but if it keeps happening (for example, if you check in a couple of months) you would definitely have to look for a reason as to why it is happening.
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    [quote]

    1. Yes, manual DB query.
    2. Depending on the size of the system, it might not be something to worry about, but if it keeps happening (for example, if you check in a couple of months) you would definitely have to look for a reason as to why it is happening.

      [/quote]



      thanks…