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Figure 7-1   Examples of running the arsafpd command and the output that is produced
Y ou can also run the arsafpd command to display the contents of an AFP document, index, or 
resource file. For more information about ARSAFPD, see the Content Manager OnDemand 
for Multiplatforms Administration Guide, SC19-3352.
7.1.3  Choosing an indexer
Y ou choose the indexer to use based on multiple factors, including the data type of the 
documents, the platform on which you are running the indexer, and other criteria. The main 
factors are listed in Table 7-1. Many other factors, such as cross-platform compatibility, 
advanced indexing functions, and expertise, exist.
Table 7-1   Indexers that are available for use with Content Manager OnDemand
arsafpd -s -i testfile1.txt
ARS7104I Document type: LINE
ARS7114I Records appear to be delimited by hex character(s): 0x0A
ARS7115I Codepage appears to be: ASCII
ARS7110I Carriage control type appears to be: NONE
ARS7111I Pages appear to be delimited with a formfeed (0x0C). The 
asciinp and asciinpe userexit might be required if using ACIF.
arsafpd -s -i testfile.afp
ARS7104I Document type: AFP
ARS7107I Group TLE structured fields were encountered
arsafpd -s -i admin.pdf
ARS7104I Document type: PDF
Indexer Input data type Available 
platforms
Conversion Resource 
collection
Large object 
support
Floating 
triggers
Generic All All No No No No
ACIF Line, AFP All, except 
IBM i
Line to AFP Y es Y es Y es
PDF PDF All, except 
z/OS
No Y es No Y es
OS/400 Line, AFP , SCS, 
and SCS-Ext
IBM i SCS to AFP Y es Y es Y es
OS/390 Line, AFP z/OS and 
AIX
N o Ye s Ye s Ye s
XML XML All No Y es No No