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Export File Structure

The table shown below describes the XML file structure of a Storage object and explains the individual elements.

The Storage object's functions are available on Windows and UNIX only.

Element	Description
uc-export	Main element of the export file clientvers = Automation Engine version in which the export file was created
JOBQ	Main element of the object client = The client. name = The name of the object. system = The name of the AE system.
XHEADER	Header tab XHEADER in executable objects HEADER = In active, passive and system objects see object types The attribute "state" is used system-internally and must not be changed.
Title	Title User-defined, max. 255 characters
Created	Time of creation Format: First and last name on: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
Modified	Time of last modification Format: First and last name on: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS Total number of modifications x
LastUsed	Time of last use Format: First and last name on: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS Total number of uses x
ArchiveKey1	Archive key 1 User-defined, max. 60 characters Attribute: ARCHIVE_KEY1
ArchiveKey2	Archive key 2 User-defined, max. 20 characters Attribute: ARCHIVE_KEY2
STORE	This section contains the definitions and values of the actually attached binaries of the respective Storage object. These values will partly be filled automatically according to the resource files' properties and cannot be changed after the resource has been attached.
resourcelist	Marks the beginning of the list containing one or more resource (= binary files) definitions, which have been attached to the respective Storage object.
row	Marks an individual row, which contains all definitions of one particular attached binary.
checksum	Checksum of the attached resource calculated by using a hash function. This value must not be modified.
fileType	File type attached Allowed values: "BINARY" or "TEXT"
filename	Name of the binary file
hw	Hardware information about the host system the Storage object is located on. (Windows or UNIX only)
id	??
name	Name of the resource in the list. May be chosen, when attaching the resource (binary) for the first time.
platform	Host OS information (Windows or UNIX)
resname	File name of the attached resource, i.e. binary file.
size	File size information
sw	??
type	??
version	OS version number (Windows or UNIX specific)
DOCU_Title	Documentation tab in all objects (DOCU_Title) The attribute "state" is used system-internally and must not be changed. The attribute "type" shows the type of documentation: text = normal documentation xml = structured documentation
DOC	Content of the Documentation tab Depending on the documentation type, the CDATA section contains the text or the XML structure.