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== Introduction == ~~'''~~This command for CumulusUtils has been removed as from version 6.23.0~~'''~~ ~~== Operation ==~~ ~~This command can only be given on its own: when ready CumulusUtils exits and the logfile needs to be studied. The following command is given:~~ ~~utils/bin/cumulusutils.exe CheckOnly~~ ~~== Output ==~~ ~~This command has no output in itself (see Inner working below).~~ ~~== Inifile parameters ==~~ ~~The command has one parameter by itself in the General section. ''IgnoreDataErrors'' plays a role.~~ ~~[General]~~ ~~IgnoreDataErrors=true \| false (true is default, see below)~~ ~~== Inner working ==~~ The general parameter ''IgnoreDataErrors'' regulates if CumulusUtils stops on first error or whether it continues reading all datafiles. If you have a lot of datafiles, it may be opportune to set this variable to false in the operational situation so it does not run to completion in case it finds a data error (e.g. after a power failure). ~~This command has no output in itself but possible data errors are reported in the logfile.~~ ~~It is then up to the user to either correct these or accept the errors as unavoidable and acceptable.~~ ~~The following errors are detected:~~ ~~#Overflow errors in the numbers~~ ~~#Formatting errors in dates and numbers~~ ~~#Old datafile formats where certain fields do not exist.~~ ~~In all cases you get a message of the form (may differ slightly):~~ ~~{m} fail: {e.Message}~~ ~~{m}: in field nr {FieldInUse} ({FieldInUse-Name})~~ ~~{m}: line is: {line}~~ ~~This message gives you field name, filename and line number in the datafile where the error occurred.~~ [[Category:CumulusUtils]]