Move an Image File to Another Volume (VF)
Description
This command updates the volume location for the filename. It does not change the image key.
Command Structure
VF,[Image Filename],[Volume Name],[Sub Dir],[Image Type]
Example
VF,LH200007.TIF,DEMO,IMAGES,2
This example applies to the single or multi-page TIF image format. In the above example, the volume location for the filename LH200007.TIF is changed to the DEMO volume under the IMAGES subdirectory single or multi-page TIF image(.TIF), image type 2.
Command Elements
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The identifier that tells the system this is a volume filename record. |
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The filename of the image key to which the information field is to be applied. |
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This element is not required. If it is missing, the subdirectory should include the drive letter for direct access (e.g. F:\IMAGES). |
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This element is not required. If it is missing, the image file is assumed to be at the root of the drive. |
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[Image Type] |
2= Single or Multiple Page .TIF 3= Stacked TIFF (.STF) 4=Color (.PCX, .BMP, .JPEG, and .PNG)
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