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Naming conventions for DigiPath objects
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DigiPath uses file name extensions (an extension is the part of a
file name appearing after the period [or dot]) to help identify
objects. The default extension for objects created in Document
Scan and Makeready is RDO.
file name appearing after the period [or dot]) to help identify
objects. The default extension for objects created in Document
Scan and Makeready is RDO.
NOTE: To ensure that DigiPath objects are managed correctly
in Document Library, Document Library Lite, and the DigiPath
database, it is strongly recommended that you always use the
RDO extension when creating objects in Document Scan and
Makeready.
in Document Library, Document Library Lite, and the DigiPath
database, it is strongly recommended that you always use the
RDO extension when creating objects in Document Scan and
Makeready.
DigiPath supports the use of long file names, up to 254
characters, consisting of symbols, letters, and numbers. Some
character restrictions apply to all objects created and stored in
DigiPath. Table 1-6 lists characters that are not recognized in an
object name.
characters, consisting of symbols, letters, and numbers. Some
character restrictions apply to all objects created and stored in
DigiPath. Table 1-6 lists characters that are not recognized in an
object name.
NOTE: DigiPath reserves two characters for database
identification.
identification.
Leading and trailing spaces are ignored and removed from a file
name, and trailing periods (.) are also removed.
name, and trailing periods (.) are also removed.
Table 1-6. Invalid characters in object
names
Keyboard Character
Character Name
< >
angle brackets
\
back slash
:
colon
,
comma
=
equal sign
?
question mark
“
quotation marks
;
semicolon
/
slash
[ ]
square brackets
|
vertical slash
*
asterisk
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