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How to search replicated Entries in Laserfiche

asked on July 29, 2014

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how to search for replicated entries in a repository?, we have found some documents with the same name, and we want to find out if we have other cases!

 

Thanks for the help.

 

Regards,

 

Vitor

 

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replied on July 30, 2014

There is not a way to do this by searching directly through client. It is however possible through setting up a simple workflow.

The workflow could start by searching for all documents in the repository, then for each entry search for other entries with that same name, returning a token with the file name if 2 or more results were found.  Upon completion of the workflow and email can be sent with the duplicate document names.

This workflow may take a little while to run, depending on repository size, but should do the trick. I also recommend testing it on a single folder to save yourself some time while you are setting it up.

Here is what it may look like:

 

 

This will work if you can rely on the duplicates to have the same name or a shared piece of metadata. Otherwise, the MD5 will be required and has to be implemented through scripting.

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replied on April 13, 2015

What needs to be in these three tokens to make this work?  I don't have much experience with creating tokens and my first test run did not result in what I needed.  My resulting email brought back the name of one document that there was not two of.  The tokens just kept adding "duplicate" each time.

Connie @ Flagstaff County, AB

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replied on July 29, 2014

Trivial way is to compute and assign the MD5 (sort of hash) code to each document. Then compare documents' MD5 code.

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