CmAdvancedStorageArea Properties This topic alphabetically lists the properties that apply to the CmAdvancedStorageArea class.
Specifies whether the content data in this storage area can be cached (true) or not (false). The default is true.
Metadata A flag that indicates whether or not the storage allows content to be deleted
Metadata A collection of event objects audited for the object.
Metadata Describes an object's class.
Metadata The date a Storage Area will be closed automatically.
Metadata Specifies whether content in this storage area should be compressed.
Metadata Specifies as a percentage of the original size, the minimum to which the initial portion of a content stream must be compressed in order for the entire stream to be compressed.
Metadata The size of batches of content ids allocated for upload.
Metadata The time to live for a content id batch, in seconds.
Metadata Specifies what measures should be applied to detect and repair content integrity problems.
Metadata Specifies the handler to perform validation of uploaded content for this storage area.
Metadata Specifies the encryption method used by the area.
Metadata The maximum amount of time, in seconds, to spend locating amongst replicas and opening a content element.
Metadata Specifies the priority of this area for activation from Standby when other areas become full. A value of zero is highest priority.
Metadata The list of connections to storage devices associated with this area.
Metadata The desired number of replicas to which content should be written synchronously during upload.
Metadata The minimum number of replicas to which content must be written synchronously during upload.
Metadata Number of content elements currently stored in a Storage Area.
Metadata The number of kilobytes used by all content elements in a Storage Area.
Metadata Total content elements created in a Storage Area.
Metadata Total content elements deleted from a Storage Area.
Metadata The name of the user who created this object.
Metadata The date and time this object was created.
Metadata The date and time when this object was last modified.
Metadata The delete method which specifies how files are deleted from a file store.
Metadata Text that describes this object.
Metadata A user-intelligible name for the object.
Metadata Specifies if suppression of duplicate content (also called single-instancing) is enabled for the storage area.
Metadata Specifies whether content in this storage area should be encrypted.
Metadata Sets the key used for encrypting content in the storage area.
Metadata The unique object ID.
Metadata The name of the user who last modified this object.
Metadata The maximum number of content elements allowed in a Storage Area.
Metadata The maximum allowable content element size in a Storage Area.
Metadata The security owner of the object.
Metadata The discretionary permissions for the object.
Metadata Open, closed, full, or standby status
Metadata Number of minutes until the content element expires and can be deleted
Metadata The site associated with this object
Metadata Enables the expression of relationships among objects in DMA queries and selects candidate objects in query results.
Metadata