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title New Element (XMLA) | Microsoft Docs
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New Element (XMLA)

Contains the new file system storage location used by a Folder element.

Syntax

  
<Folder>  
   ...  
   <New>...</New>  
   ...  
</Folder>  

Element Characteristics

Characteristic Description
Data type and length String
Default value None
Cardinality 1-1: Required element that occurs once and only once.

Element Relationships

Relationship Element
Parent elements Folder
Child elements None

Remarks

The New element contains a UNC path that replaces the value of the Original element contained by the parent Folder element for all objects restored or synchronized, respectively, during a Restore or Synchronize command. The value of the Original element is compared to the value of the StorageLocation element for each cube, measure group, or partition and, if a match is found, the value of this element is used to update the StorageLocation of the object during restoration or synchronization.

For more information about backing up and restoring objects, see Backing Up and Restoring Objects (XMLA).

See Also

Original Element (XMLA)
Restore Element (XMLA)
StorageLocation Element (ASSL)
Synchronize Element (XMLA)
Properties (XMLA)