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Hi,
Is it possible to find the timestamp for the asset last accessed from repository?
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Sumit
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Yes - notice this node under dam assets - you can use one of its properties to get this information:
[img]damasset.png[/img]
This is updated when the asset is modified. However, reading an asset is not tracked.
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Yes - notice this node under dam assets - you can use one of its properties to get this information:
[img]damasset.png[/img]
This is updated when the asset is modified. However, reading an asset is not tracked.
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What do you mean with "last accessed"? "jcr:lastModified" is maintained upon UI and workflow changes. But reads are not tracked.
kind regards,
Jörg
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Yes, It is not tracked. That's why the question :).
The client wanted to archive all the assets not accessed by anybody for last 6 months
Anyway, we informed the client that it is not possible.
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Hi,
In that case I would recommend first to check every asset if it's still referenced. Any un-referenced asset, which is activated, can be deactivated then. And then it could get moved to the archive. You can also double-check with the webserver logs. That's probably somthing you want to do, as you never know, if such an asset is used from other sites as well 🙂
kind regards,
Jörg
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