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[LDM #MDC-227212]: LDM Compile Error

Hi,

re:
> I think we could probably cut our request statements by roughly 30% (maybe 
> more) with
> some creative expressions.  

That would be a good thing to do!

re:
> Some products we request specifically by name (e.g. .gz
> files).  Those that come from the same server but are of different product 
> types, we
> could conceivably "request any" and combine the product names into a single 
> statement,
> correct?

Yes, but you can also specify a "list" of files to REQUEST from a single
upstream.  Here is a hypothetical example (hypothetical since I do not
know if the REQUESTs I am using are to the same upstream host given the
redaction in the LDM configuration file you sent):

REQUEST EXP 
"(LRE_edit-db.tar.gz|MVP_edit-db.tar.gz|LRN_edit-db.tar.gz|LRH_SHEF)" x.x.x.x

It is possible that all REQUESTs to an upstream for a particular LDM/IDD 
feedtype
could be combined into a single REQUEST line.

re:
> For instance, requesting EXP "LRN_SHEF" and "LRN_edit-db.tar.gz" from the
> same server using a single statement ("or" regex operator).

Yes, exactly:

REQUEST EXP "(LRN_SHEF|LRN_edit-db.tar.gz" x.x.x.x

would reduce the number of REQUESTs by 1.

If you run into any hiccups, we can do a WebEx...

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: MDC-227212
Department: Support LDM
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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