Content Comparison

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• User will create a ticket in JSD using one of the request types

• JSD will generate a file name using the following process

  • JSD will consider the ticket number of the current ticket for ex. JSD-1

  • JSD will also generate a string which will be equivalent to the Linux timestamp for ex. 1604906024

  • JSD will combine the ticket number JSD-1 with the Linux timestamp → JSD-11604906024 or JSD11604906024 or 101941604906024(using positions of letters in English Alphabet system)

  • If there are more than one unique file name to be generated under each ticket than we can simply add _1, _2 after the filename generated in the above step

  • This process will help us track back the files by their names to the tickets in JSD

• JSD will push this information to the field like “File Information“ or any other custom field/fields

Other file naming suggestions -

• Jira # combined with Linux Timestamp and without object id ex. JSD1_1604913106

• Jira # combined with Linux Timestamp and with object id ex. JSD1_12345_1604913106 (This way we can trackback to the exact Jira ticket and Object Id)

• Jira # combined with Linux Timestamp, object id and sequential numbers if there are more than one file name required under one ticket ex. JSD1_12345_1604913106#1, JSD1_12345_1604913106#2

• Jira # combined with Linux Timestamp and sequential numbers if there are more than one file name required under one ticket ex. JSD1_1604913106#1, JSD1_1604913106#2.

Process for ingesting data in NETX

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