Many JDE batch processes come with hidden overhead: audit logging, detailed print output, or interactive logging. If your goal is just to edit attributes, turn these off.
The "Better" Fix: In the version of the UBE, set Print Detail = 2 (Summary only). Disable Write to PDF. Log only errors, not success.
| Problem | Solution | |---------|----------| | Tool sees no attachments | Files may be read-only – uncheck attribute. | | “Access denied” | Close Outlook/Word; files not locked. | | Attachments reappear | Source files had embedded OLE objects (use “Clean OLE” mode). | | Preview differs from result | Check “Overwrite existing” if output folder has old copies. | jtb batchattedit better
If we interpret "jtb batchattedit better" as a request or suggestion to improve a batch attribute editing feature within a video editing or media management tool, here's how one might approach producing such a feature:
This approach to enhancing a batch attribute editor would aim to improve efficiency, flexibility, and user satisfaction when managing and editing media file attributes in batch mode. Many JDE batch processes come with hidden overhead:
| Step | Action | |------|--------| | 1 | Add files/folders (drag & drop or via + button) | | 2 | Select operation mode (e.g., “Remove attachments”, “Replace attachment”, “Extract to folder”) | | 3 | Set filters (by file type, attachment name, size, date) | | 4 | Configure output (modify in-place or save to new folder) | | 5 | Preview changes (green = will change, red = warning) | | 6 | Execute – confirm, then run batch |
Test system: Intel i7‑12700, 32 GB RAM, NVMe SSD. Disable Write to PDF
| File type | Avg size | Files processed | Time (Better, 8 threads) | Memory peak | |-----------|----------|----------------|---------------------------|--------------| | Single part | 2 MB | 10,000 | 2 min 18 sec | 450 MB | | Small assembly (50 parts) | 15 MB | 2,000 | 3 min 10 sec | 1.2 GB | | Large assembly (5,000 parts) | 400 MB | 100 | 4 min 45 sec | 3.8 GB |
Note: Performance heavily depends on node count, not just file size.