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An additional command set is being added to scan the system for volumes and prompt the user for volume type.
Although this could be implemented primitively (IE Cmd) I think the "Primitive still has powerful abstraction" point has been well established enough. Particularly with Admins that typically would have no problem implementing this feature as a console action (Commands).
Given it's a Windows product I should probably do this in C#. It would provide a starting point generating additional features by outputting scripts from code.
Of course I should consult the user base about this. I did. All one of them.
Self I says... I says Self... you do whatever you darn well want...
The background (called Automatic in MyDefrag) and Task Scheduler feature is more important but this is a dependency of it.
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Currently the system has one each of System, Development, Data and Archive.
They could do all volumes of that type but I don't think this is very intuitive to clients.
A System->Volume List->Volume Types definition is standard.
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An additional command set is being added to scan the system for volumes and prompt the user for volume type.
An additional command set is being added to be used in the Task Scheduler to scan these defined volumes. I guess volume type SKIP could be added to System, Dev, Data and Archive.
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Create Volume Scan and Zone Type Select
Create Volume Scan and Volume Type Select - C#
Dec 17, 2021
An additional command set is being added to scan the system for volumes and prompt the user for volume type.
Although this could be implemented primitively (IE Cmd) I think the "Primitive still has powerful abstraction" point has been well established enough. Particularly with Admins that typically would have no problem implementing this feature as a console action (Commands).
Given it's a Windows product I should probably do this in C#. It would provide a starting point generating additional features by outputting scripts from code.
Of course I should consult the user base about this. I did. All one of them.
Self I says... I says Self... you do whatever you darn well want...
The background (called Automatic in MyDefrag) and Task Scheduler feature is more important but this is a dependency of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: