This page provides you with the definition of the checksum value of an object, and how to get this value from the central base.
Checksum values are calculated by CAST AIP for objects resulting from an analysis and are used to determine whether an object has changed between successive snapshots, however, CAST AIP is not able to determine the checksum for certain objects and these objects always have a checksum value of 0.
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SELECT doi.object_checksum, doi.snapshot_id FROM dss_object_info doi JOIN dss_objects dso ON doi.object_id = dso.object_id WHERE dso.object_full_name = 'Full_name'
1933263931;1 1933263931;2
This means that the checksum value of the object 'Full_name' is equal to 1933263931 in snapshot 1 and snapshot 2
SELECT doi.object_checksum, doi.snapshot_id FROM dss_object_info doi JOIN dss_objects dso ON doi.object_id = dso.object_id WHERE dso.object_full_name = 'Full_name'
1933263931;1 1933263931;2
This means that the checksum value of the object 'Full_name' is equal to 1933263931 in snapshot 1 and snapshot 2
SELECT doi.object_checksum, doi.snapshot_id FROM dss_object_info doi JOIN dss_objects dso ON doi.object_id = dso.object_id WHERE dso.object_full_name = 'Full_name'
1933263931;1 1933263931;2
This means that the checksum value of the object 'Full_name' is equal to 1933263931 in snapshot 1 and snapshot 2