File System Connector 24.1

# Synchronize

This action searches a repository for new, updated, and deleted documents, and sends the updates to an ingestion server.

Type: Asynchronous

Parameter Name | Description | Required
--- | --- | ---
`Config` | A base-64 encoded configuration. The configuration parameters that are set override the same parameters in the connector's configuration file. | No
`TaskSections` | The names of the fetch tasks, as defined in the configuration file, to include when performing synchronization. If this parameter is not specified, all task sections are used. | No
`Identifiers` | A comma-separated list of identifiers for documents that you want to synchronize. Specify a list of identifiers to synchronize only those documents. When you set this parameter, the specified documents are sent for ingestion whether they have been updated or not. | No
`Override_Config_Parameters` | Any other action parameters that you set override settings in the connector's configuration file. For example:
    /action=fetch&fetchaction=...
                 &[Section]Parameter=Value
where `[Section]` (optional) is the name of a configuration file section, `Parameter` is the name of a configuration parameter, and `Value` is the parameter value. | No

## Example

    http://host:port/action=Fetch&FetchAction=Synchronize

## Response

A sample response appears below. In this example, two tasks were performed as part of the synchronize (DIR1 and DIR2). Both of these found 10 new documents, but ingestion failed for all 20 documents.

    <action>
      <documentcounts>
        <documentcount
          added="10"         collected="0"       deleted="0"
          errors="0"         holds="0"           ingestadded="0"
          ingestdeleted="0"  ingestfailed="10"   ingestupdated="0"
          inserted="0"       releasedholds="0"   seen="10"
          task="DIR1"        unchanged="0"       updated="0" />
       <documentcount
          added="10"         collected="0"       deleted="0"
          errors="0"         holds="0"           ingestadded="0"
          ingestdeleted="0"  ingestfailed="10"   ingestupdated="0"
          inserted="0"       releasedholds="0"   seen="10"
          task="DIR2"        unchanged="0"       updated="0"
      </documentcounts>
      <fetchaction>SYNCHRONIZE</fetchaction>
      <tasks>
        <success>DIR1</success>
        <success>DIR2</success>
      </tasks>
      <token>MTAuMi4xMDUuMzQ6MTIzNDpGRVRDSDoxNDAyOTU3MzY4</token>
      <status>Finished</status>
      <queued_time>2009-Oct-15 14:44:32</queued_time>
      <time_in_queue>0</time_in_queue>
      <process_start_time>2009-Oct-15 14:44:32</process_start_time>
      <time_processing>3</time_processing>
      <process_end_time>2009-Oct-15 14:44:35</process_end_time>
    </action>

If a synchronize task does not complete successfully, the task name appears between `<failed>` tags and a message explains the reason for the failure:

    <tasks>
       <failed message="Error message">MyTask1</failed>
    </tasks>

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Product: IDOL File System Connector 24.1

Topic Title: Synchronize