Document how to run the rake task to attach a file to a user #1333
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carolyncole
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| bundle exec rake file_inventory:attach_file[xxxx-yyyy-zzzz,/mnt/nfs/tigerdata/xxxx-yyyy-zzzz.csv] | ||
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| Technically you don't need to copy the source file to a new file named after the `job_id` that you are interested but keeping each file named after the job that they belong keeps things tiddy. Plus since each file will be cleaned up on their own schedule having them separate also prevents the file from dissapearing for one user then it's cleaned up for another user. |
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Related to #1274