T SQL files are seen with addition of digits in file names and tmp folder in path names, which actually do not exist in the source code of any application analysed.
Reason
This is an expected behavior in TSQL Highlight analysis.
Highlight do not analyze TSQL code file per file. This is because there is often a single file obtained by extraction from the base.
Highlight splits TSQL files containing source code into several parts stored in files written in a local “tmp” directory. These code units onto which Highlight splits the code are functions, procedure and triggers. This is done as they are needed to produce statisical results for several code units.
What appears in the csv is the name of the file in which is stored in the unit analyzed. The name of this file belong to the following nomenclature :
# FILE NAME PATTERN : <file_basename>.[<schema>.]<name>.[<id>].sql
#
# Where :
# -----------
# <file_basename> is the base name (without extension) of the source file.
# <schema> when present, is schema part in the name of the artifact.
# <name> is the name of the artifact
# <id> is a unique id use to differentiate the file name in case there are redundancies.
Additional Resources
CAST Highlight Troubleshooting Guides
CAST Highlight Product Documentation
Ticket
38103
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