+13Hello,
How can I open and look in the Folderwatcher.db thats created on clients for monitoring file anomaly.
//Henrik
Snipped from documentation:
Up to 30 days of file activities are maintained in a database (Folderwatcher.db) on the client computer for use by the monitoring algorithm.
https://documentation.commvault.com/commvault/v11/article?p=7879_1.htm
Best answer by Blaine Williams
Hi Henrik,
You can use sql lite db viewer to open it.
I hope this helps
It is SQLLite Database. Curious on why you would like to open the DB and check . are you looking to see 30 days activity . we have dashboard which shows this information
Hi Henrik,
You can use sql lite db viewer to open it.
I hope this helps
+13It’s unclear to me what triggers a file change to be added to the database.
Whilest 20000 modified files in a directory is somewhat informative, it’s kind of hard to tell if it’s a legit change (probably is) without more details.
//Henke
+3Hi, Anyone can share an example to open this db and check the information that this file include?
+1i was able to open the FOlderWatcher.db fiile using the GUI tool from https://sqlitebrowser.org/dl/,
but the strange thing is that the table FileIOInfo has in the table-field = Path a value of “\” for all entries in this table. i thought i would fine the actual file path and file name in this field so to be able to identify which files have been changed.
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