Hi everyone.The dataset with platform ‘file’ some has directory hierarchy, but some not .What’s the difference here

there is a browsepath aspect that is not created for the one without the hierachy though not sure why it doesnt have it in the first place

Thank you for your answer. 😊It seems that both ‘/’ and ‘.’ represent hierarchies. so how could I process the path text to escape it

Yes - this actually is dependent on the ingestion source you are using. Some will automagically populate this path by doing that split

Thank you for your reply. 😃 What I need to show is some file relationships. If I take the initiative to submit the dataset by the python client , the xxx.json is expected to be displayed as a complete dataset name and hierachy. But it been splited and displayed as xxx/json. I use ‘\.’ to escape the path split but it doesnot works. Is there a specific escape character to do this？

@green-football-43791 Do you recall which character we can use to denote a path split in browse?

We use

\

and

.

to denote path splits in browse

So if there's any period we will split