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ZOM Concepts
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Selecting Objects for Processing
- Selecting a Set of Objects
- Selection Criteria
- Selecting by Name
- Selecting by Keyword
- Selecting Previously Selected Objects
- Selecting by Status Properties
- Selecting by the Defined Property
- Selecting by the Exists Property
- Selecting by the Selected Property
- Selecting by the Locked Property
- Selecting by the Active Property
- Selecting by the Data Property
- Selecting by the Datasave Property
- Selecting by the Compilable Property
- Selecting by the Compilestatus Property
- Selecting Unreferenced Objects
- Selecting by Dependency Explosion
- Selecting by Dependency Implosion
- Selecting by Named Set
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Processing Options
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Object Dependencies
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Object Maintenance
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Exporting and Importing Objects
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Team Development Projects
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Configuring ZOM
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ZOM Commands
- ZOM Commands
- ZOMCat
- ZOMCompile
- ZOMCompileBoot
- ZOMConfig
- ZOMCopy
- ZOMCreate
- ZOMCrtBoot
- ZOMDataLoad
- ZOMDataSave
- ZOMDDBoot
- ZOMDelete
- ZOMDestroy
- ZOMDiagnose
- ZOMDiff
- ZOMDisable
- ZOMEnable
- ZOMErase
- ZOMExec
- ZOMExport
- ZOMFixUp
- ZOMGenHelp
- ZOMList
- ZOMMake
- ZOMMove
- ZOMPermBoot
- ZOMReCreate
- ZOMReName
- ZOMReset
- ZOMStatistics
- ZOMTouch
- ZOMUnCompile
- ZOMViewLog
- ZOMSet
- ZOMImport
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Advanced Topics
ZOMFixUp
Analyses the information maintained by ZOM and corrects any problems.
Syntax
ZOMFixUp
Comments
This command analyses the information maintained by ZOM and makes any necessary corrections. For example, it makes sure that the object keys and names stored within ZOM are consistent with the information in the Object Dictionary. These sorts of inconsistencies can arise as a result of certain special kinds of manual Object Dictionary updates made outside ZOM. ZOMFixUp does not look at the consistency of object dependency information. Use the ZOMTouch command to update dependency information.
ZOMFixUp also resets any temporary EntitySets (the Shadow Dictionary, for example) used by ZOM to their initial state. These EntitySets can get quite large and, since they contain only temporary data, restoring them to their initial size can save a considerable amount of disk space.
Example
The following command ensures that the information maintained by ZOM is correct and consistent and restores all temporary EntitySets used by ZOM to their initial size.
ZOMFixUp
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