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Shortcut to a Folder is Deleted the Shortcut Metadata Records in FrameworkFoldersMetaDefaults Table are not Deleted (Doc ID 2386349.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 18, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle WebCenter Content - Version 12.2.1.2.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

When a shortcut to a folder is deleted, even deleted permanently from the user's trash,  the shortcut's metadata records in FrameworkFoldersMetaDefaults table are not deleted. 


Steps to replicate issue
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NOTE: Issue will only occur if the target folder for the shortcut has metadata defaults defined before the shortcut is created.

1. Create a folder for the shortcut (e.g., SourceFolderForShortcut) to access and a target folder (e.g., TargetFolder) that will store the shortcut.

 

 

2. Navigate into the target folder and select Edit -> Metadata Values.  Select some default metadata like Type and Security Group.  Then, click Save.

 

 

3. Navigate to parent folder that the shortcut will access.  Click on menu and select Create Shortcut.  In the Create Shortcut dialog, select a target folder(e.g., "TargetFolder").

 

 

 

4. Run the following queries to get fFolderGUID of shortcut and to view the metadata defaults.

 

 

5. Delete the shortcut folder.  Navigate to parent folder of the shortcut.  Select menu for the shortcut and selected Delete.  This will put the shortcut folder into the user's trash folder.  

 

6. Permanently delete the folder by removing it from trash.  Navigate to the user's trash folder by selecting My Content Server -> My Folders.  Then click Trash.  Select menu for the shortcut and select Delete Permanently.

 

7. Run query in step 4 again and this will verify the records still exists in FrameworkFoldersMetaDefaults for the shortcut.

Cause

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