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--- sync:file_structure [2021/06/07 03:10] – Scott Cunliffe
+++ sync:file_structure [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-====== File Structure ======
+====== Windows Sync File Structure ======
 Default installation for TapeTrack Sync is on C drive, but may be customised, in the TapeTrack directory.
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 The Sync directory format has the folders:
-  * bin: Command line executables
+  * ''bin'': Command line executables
-  * etc: Location for Sync ttidef files, includes sample.ttidef
+  * ''etc'': Location for Sync ttidef files, includes sample.ttidef
-  * reports: Output reports from Sync processes and command line executables
+  * ''reports'': Output reports from Sync processes and command line executables
-  * scripts: Location for Sync scripts, includes permissions.bat and sample.bat
+  * ''scripts'': Location for Sync scripts, includes permissions.bat and sample.bat
-  * var: Input source files, includes sample.csv
+  * ''var'': Input source files, includes sample.csv
+{{sync_directories.png}}
+Conforming to this file layout for Sync inputs and outputs allows you to use relative file paths rather than absolute file paths.  This increases the ease of reusing or moving the files between servers.
+Sync call example using the default file structure:
+  TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@server_address -a -d ../etc/default.ttidef < ../var/source_input.csv > ../reports/sync_stdout 2> ../reports/sync_stderr.txt
+<- sync:execute|Run Sync ^ sync:introduction|introduction ^  ->