Question: What types of files can I store in the sfPMS file catalog? Answer: Virtually any. If you encounter a file type that gives you trouble, just ask; we should be
Question: What types of files can I store in the sfPMS file catalog? Answer: Virtually any. If you encounter a file type that gives you trouble, just ask; we should be
Purpose & Scope: Use Spitfire‘s sfLoadFile utility to create folders in the Spitfire Catalog based on an existing set of folders you already have on your local or network drive.
Question: Is there a limit on the size of a file that can be placed in the Spitfire Catalog? Answer: Of course there is a limit, even on an x64
Question: My Spitfire Catalog has grown quite large. How do I avoid backing it all up all the time? Answer: Both Spitfire and SQL have tools to deal with terabytes
Overview: The FileCatalogConfig rules control various optional behaviors for uploading files into the Spitfire Catalog. The FileCatalogConfig rule group is found in the Rules Maintenance tool on the System Admin
Question: Why doesn‘t the site photo I added to the Catalog appear on the Project Dashboard? How can I post a site photo that is already archived? Answer: Files will appear
Question: Is there an audit trail when a document is deleted from the catalog? Answer: Yes. Use sfChest to find such information. sfChest (Spitfire Change History Exploration and Search Tool) can
Question: How can I find a document or file in the Catalog when I know the vendor (or customer), but am not sure of the specific Contact that was associated
Question: What text or logical operators can I use in the Text field in the Catalog Search? Answer: Spitfire‘s Catalog Search uses the Microsoft Search Engine, so examples from Microsoft