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When you publish a new version of a Document Definition, its earlier versions are not deleted automatically, as they may still be in use by some documents in the project. Over time, old and unused Document Definitions will accumulate, as their documents are deleted or newer Document Definitions are developed. You can use the CompactProject command to clean up your file storage space and delete any unused files.
  • For a local project, running the CompactProject command has the same effect as clicking Project → Compact.
  • For a project stored on a server, running the CompactProject command will delete any unused Document Definitions and their related files, both from the working and from the training batches.
The latest versions of Document Definitions are never deleted.

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Parameters

/Project

Optional

Specifies a project.

You can specify any of the following:

  • the full path to a local project
  • the path to a project on a server
  • the name of a project on a server (the /Server parameter must be specified)

If no project is specified, the command will compact all the projects on the server.

/Server

Optional

Server address.

/U

Optional

User name.

If no user name is specified, Windows authentication will be used.

/P

Optional

Password.

/Tenant

Optional

Tenant name.

/Cert

Optional

Certificate thumbprint used for mutual SSL authentication. This key is used to pass an encoded certificate hash for a server with Mutual SSL installed as a string.

Example: CompactProject /Project=“https://FCSRV/1/SingleEntryPoint” /U=user /P=password