International Business Machines Corporation

David G Skinner

Jun Xu

Hailin Wang

William J Carpenter

Michael G Winter

A file system storage device includes a memory storing instructions and at least one processor. The processor is configured to: execute the instructions to create a storage area symbolic name in the file system storage device, generate a core table data structure, generate an ancillary table data structure, cache partitioning rule paths for the file system storage device based on the storage area symbolic name, compare property values for a document with the cached partitioning rule paths, dynamically select the storage device symbolic name for the document, store the document into a partition of the file system storage device, store metadata for the document into a partition of the core table, and store ancillary objects for the document into a partition of the ancillary table.

Migration of large data from on-line content management to archival content management

A method for content management in a file system includes creating a file system storage device with a storage area symbolic name. A core table data structure is generated including a core table partition field. An ancillary table data structure is generated including an ancillary table partition field. Partitioning rules for the file system storage device are cached based on the storage area symbolic name. Property values for a document are compared with the cached partitioning rules to determine a match for the storage area symbolic name. The document is stored into a partition of the file system storage device based on the storage area symbolic name. Metadata for the document is stored into a partition of the core table based on the core table partition field. Ancillary objects for the document are stored into a partition of the ancillary table based on the ancillary partition fields.

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David G Skinner