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Writeable Example Description Type System attribute (key)
no The date/time recorded
in the atime field of the numeric system::onDiskAtime • Query criteria
(seconds):
1334642962
file inode in the file
system. See
“system::onDiskAtime”
(page 183)
.
•
JSON response
(including
nanoseconds):
334642962.556708192
See “API date
formats” (page 174) .
no See “API date
formats” (page 174) .
The date/time of the
last status change
(ctime). numeric system::lastChangedTime
no See “API date
formats” (page 174) .
The date/time of the
last content
modification (mtime). numeric system::lastModifiedTime
yes (see
“Retention
See “API date
formats” (page 174) .
The date/time when a
retained file will expire numeric system::retentionExpirationTime
properties (or has expired) from
assignment”
(page 172)
)
retention. After
expiration, the file
reverts to WORM but
not retained status. This
attribute applies only to
files, returning 0 for
directories. If a file has
never been retained,
this value is 0.
no A decimal number,
such as 33060 for The Linux
mode/permission bits, numeric system::mode
the octal value a combination of the
0100444 (regular values shown by the
file, read-only for Linux man 2 stat
owner / group /
other). command). See
“system::mode”
(page 184)
for more
information.
no tier1_fast The user-defined name
of the IBRIX tier of numeric system::tier
storage hosting this file
or directory.
If the file is stored in a
segment that is not
assigned to any tier, the
string literal no tier
is returned.
no See “API date
formats” (page 174) .
The date/time when the
file or directory was numeric system::createTime
created (added or
uploaded) to the IBRIX
file system.
partial (see
system::worm) A decimal number,
such as 11 for the bit The current
WORM/retention state numeric system::retentionState
value 0x0B (under of the file, which is a
legal hold, and combination of these bit
values:
retained, and
WORM)
0x01: WORM
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