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processors:monitor_folder [2020/01/31 20:14] – [Limits] benjaminprocessors:monitor_folder [2021/10/31 16:09] (current) benjamin
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 ===== Folder Monitor ===== ===== Folder Monitor =====
 +{{:processors:folder_m.png?nolink&130|}}
 ==== Purpose ==== ==== Purpose ====
  
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 ==== Limits ==== ==== Limits ====
  
-The settings "Forget missing" and/or "Growing Check continuous" will dramatically change the RAM and CPU usage of this processor. \\+The settings "Forget missing" and/or "Growing Check continuous" raises the RAM and CPU usage of this processor in case your Watchfolders contain many (e.g. thousands) "already processed" files.\\ 
 +To work around the extra time/CPU load for "Forget missing" in case of huge watchfolders, use a commandline processor with this content: //%comspec% /c "if exist "%s_cache_record%" del /f /q  "%s_cache_record%""// \\
 Without any of those 2 settings, the Processor was tested for  Without any of those 2 settings, the Processor was tested for 
   * 500.000 Files in a complex subfolder structure   * 500.000 Files in a complex subfolder structure
   * it took about 16 minutes to pick up new files   * it took about 16 minutes to pick up new files
  
 +**NOTE** : All variables can't be used inside this processor, you can only use:\\ 
 +  - Static Variable 
 +  - Time Variable 
 +  - Windows Variable. 
 +\\
 Potentially the processor can do more than the tested amount of Files but consider that it will take a long time to pick up new files. Potentially the processor can do more than the tested amount of Files but consider that it will take a long time to pick up new files.
  
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