File Exclusions allow you to specify files that are not analyzed on the target server.
Enter a list of filenames that you want to exclude, one per line. To exclude multiple files you can also enter file patterns containing wildcard characters.
Wildcard Characters
A wildcard is a placeholder for one or more characters.
Character |
Meaning |
Example |
* |
A string of one or more characters. |
mail* matches mail.ntf and mail/jimmy.nsf |
? |
One character only. |
discuss?.nsf matches discuss1.nsf and discuss2.nsf but not discuss99.nsf |
Usage
You may want to exclude databases if you know for sure that they are not relevant to your analysis. For example if your source template is a custom developed application, and your company has mail databases based on the standard Lotus Note Mail template, then you probably don't need to analyze these mail databases. In this case you could enter a file pattern such as mail/*. This assumes that all your mail files are stored in a directory named "mail".
Using File Exclusions can greatly increase the performance of Caliton Template Analyzer when working with a large number of target databases.