Apple Final Cut Server 1.5 - Manual (Page 105)

The Response window appears when you click the Create button.
The settings that appear in the window, along with the items that appear in the area on
the left, depend on the action you choose from the Response Action pop-up menu.
Note: If you edit an existing response by double-clicking it in the Response pane, you
cannot change its Response Action setting.
Response Actions
What you choose from the Response Action pop-up menu defines the response’s basic
purpose. Some response actions have additional settings that can be configured in a
second pane that gets added to the column on the left.
Description Triggered by Response action
Defines the minimum disk space before a warning
is issued that the database is about to run out of
room. Schedule Check the disk space of
the database volume
Defines periods at which jobs are archived and
deleted. For more information, see
About Clearing
Jobs and Logs from the Final Cut Server Database .
Schedule Clean Jobs
Defines periods at which logs are archived and
deleted. For more information, see
About Clearing
Jobs and Logs from the Final Cut Server Database .
Schedule Clean Logs
Copies media to any connected Final Cut Server
device with or without transcoding. Optionally,
creates a new asset in Final Cut Server and allows
you to set that asset’s metadata. Poll watcher or asset
subscription Copy
Deletes the item. You can choose to have this
response run even if other responses in the list
fail. Poll watcher or asset
subscription Delete
Sends an email. You configure the email settings
(to, sender, subject, and message). Poll watcher or asset,
production, or job
subscription Email
No additional options. Adds an entry to the log. Asset, production, or
job subscription Log
No additional options. You can use this to find the
disk space used by the catalog’s database (the
results are shown in the Log pane). This action
measures only the database—it does not include
the actual assets the catalog refers to. Schedule Measure database size
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