HP StoreAll Storage - Manual (Page 227)

With the exception of system::deleteTime, all of the system metadata attributes listed in this
table are valid for live (for example, not-yet-deleted) files and directories. For deleted files, only
the following attributes are valid: system::path, system::deleteTime,
system::lastActivityTime
and system::poid.
Writable Example Description Type System attribute (key)
no 0000000200014001:B1532C2E The permanent Object ID
that uniquely identifies the string system::poid
file within the StoreAll
cluster (a 96-bit integer split
in two parts).
no images/xray.jpg The pathname of the file or
directory, expressed as a string system::path
path relative to the mount
point of the StoreAll file
system.
no 433 The StoreAll user ID (UID)
number of the owner of the
file or directory. numeric system::ownerUserId
no 1025489 The file size. The number
of bytes stored by StoreAll
to hold the file’s contents. numeric system::size
no 700 The StoreAll group ID (GID)
number of the primary numeric system::ownerGroupId
group to which the owner
of the file or directory
belongs.
no The date/time recorded in
the atime field of the file numeric system::onDiskAtime • Query criteria (seconds):
1334642962
inode in the file system.
See
“system::onDiskAtime”
(page 231) .
•
JSON response (including
nanoseconds):
334642962.556708192
See “API date formats”
(page 220) .
no See “API date formats”
(page 220) .
The date/time of the last
status change (ctime). numeric system::lastChangedTime
no See “API date formats”
(page 220) .
The date/time of the last
content modification
(mtime). numeric system::lastModifiedTime
yes (see
“Retention
See “API date formats”
(page 220) .
The date/time when a
retained file will expire (or numeric system::retentionExpirationTime
properties has expired) from retention.
assignment”
(page 218)
)
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 octal value The Linux mode/permission
bits, a combination of the numeric system::mode
0100444 (regular file, values shown by the Linux
read-only for owner / group /
other). man 2 stat command).
See “system::mode”
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