FileSurveys:survey-data-file
Resource Use:
Survey Resource
Resource Use Description:
Connector supports the extractions of basic file properties.
Unique Name:
FileSurveys:survey-data-file
GUID:
3a15cfe4-e130-4b8c-b4fb-eedd39e1a2ae
Resource Type:
GovernanceActionType
Resource Source:
CoreContentPack
Supported Request Parameters:
| Name | Type | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ignoreAnalysisSteps | array<string> | false | step3,step4 | Provide a list of analysis steps to ignore. This has to be used with care because some analysis steps build on the work of earlier analysis steps, and so ignoring one of these earlier steps will prevent later steps from running. |
Produced Annotations:
Extract File Properties
- summary: Extract properties from the file.
- Executable file?: Can this file be executed as a program?
- Deployed Implementation Type: Name of a particular type of technology. It is more specific than the open metadata types and increases the precision in which technology is catalogued. This helps human understanding and enables connectors and other actions to be targeted to the right technology.
- analysisStep: Profiling Associated Resources
- Open metadata type name for asset: The open metadata type used to catalog this type of file.
- File encoding: Type of encoding scheme used on the data.
- Record Count: How many record does this data file contain?
- typeName: ResourceMeasureAnnotation
- Last modified time: The time that the file was last modified.
- Writeable file?: Can this file be updated?
- explanation: Extract the properties that visible through the standard File interface and classify the file using reference data.
- File name: The name of the file with extension.
- Hidden file?: Is this file hidden from standard users?
- Path name: The fully qualified physical location of the data store.
- Last accessed time: The time that the file was last accessed.
- File Size: How many bytes are in the file.
- Readable file?: Can this file be read?
- File Extension: The file extension used at the end of the file's name. This identifies the format of the file.
- producedAnnotationTypeName: Extract File Properties
- Creation time: The time that the file was created.
- File type: File type descriptor (or logical file type) typically extracted from the file name.
- Linked file?: Is this file a symbolic link to a file in another location?
Produced Guards:
| Name | Completion Status | Completion Status Description | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| survey-failed | Failed | The governance action service failed to execute the requested action. | An unexpected error occurred during the survey process. The survey report is incomplete. |
| survey-invalid | Invalid | The governance action service has not performed the requested action because it is not appropriate (for example, a false positive). | The survey did not run because the supplied information (such as the asset) is invalid for this type of survey. |
| survey-completed | Actioned | The governance action service for the governance action has successfully completed processing. | The survey completed successfully. The survey report is attached to the asset. |
Supported Analysis Step:
| Step Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Measure Resource | The survey action service is taking measurements from the resource. |
| Check Asset | The survey action service is checking that the asset is of the correct type and the connection defines the correct type of connector. |
Supported Targets:
| Name | Type | Required | Implementation Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fileToSurvey | DataFile | false | File | The DataFile asset that describes the physical file to survey. |
Produced Targets:
| Name | Type | Required | Deployed Implementation Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| surveyReport | SurveyReport | false | The survey report created by a survey action service. | |
| steward | Actor | false | The person, or team who is responsible for setting up the governance metadata associated with . | |
| stewardAction | ToDo | false | To Do element created for the steward. |