File operations

Enable file operations

Check this field to enable file operations.

File operations are used to copy/rename files after they have been transferred.

Copy file to folder

Check this field to make a copy of the original file.

Delete original file

Check this field to delete the file.

Overwrite existing file(s)

Check this field if file operations should be allowed to overwrite existing files when moving/copying the source file.

Log file operations

Check this field if file operations should be logged.

Destination folder

Use this field to specify the destination folder.

The following variables are available (in addition to the standard variables)

$ORGPATH: Original file name with path - Ex. 'C:\MILL\Mould.nc'

$ORGNAME: Original filename - 'Ex. Mould.nc'

$ORGNAMENOEXT: Original filename without extension - Ex. 'Mould'

$ORGEXT: Original extension - Ex. 'nc'

$ORGDIR: Original path - Ex. 'C:\MILL'.

Rename original file

Check this field to rename the original file.

New name

Use this field to specify a new file name for the original file. After the file is transferred, it will be renamed to the value specified here.

Example: To rename the original file to the current date followed by the original filename, specify '$DATECLEAN-$ORGNAME'.

The following variables are available (in addition to the standard variables)

$ORGPATH: Original file name with path - Ex. 'C:\MILL\Mould.nc'

$ORGNAME: Original filename - 'Ex. Mould.nc'

$ORGNAMENOEXT: Original filename without extension - Ex. 'Mould'

$ORGEXT: Original extension - Ex. 'nc'

$ORGDIR: Original path - Ex. 'C:\MILL'.

Change extension on original file

Check this field to change the extension on the original file.

Extension

Use this field to specify a new extension for the original file.

If extension match

Use this field to specify a list of extensions that the filename must match before the extension is changed.

To specify multiple extensions separate them with a comma.

Using the wildcards * and ? is supported.

To allow files without extensions, specify a comma at the beginning.

Rename copy

Check this field to rename the copy.

New name

Use this field to specify a new file name for the copied file.

Example: To rename the copy to the current date followed by the original filename, specify '$DATECLEAN-$ORGNAME'.

The following variables are available (in addition to the standard variables)

$ORGPATH: Original file name with path - Ex. 'C:\MILL\Mould.nc'

$ORGNAME: Original filename - 'Ex. Mould.nc'

$ORGNAMENOEXT: Original filename without extension - Ex. 'Mould'

$ORGEXT: Original extension - Ex. 'nc'

$ORGDIR: Original path - Ex. 'C:\MILL'.

Change extension on copy

Check this field to change the extension on the copied file.

Extension

Use this field to specify a new extension for the copy.

If extension match

Use this field to specify a list of extensions that the filename must match before the extension is changed.

To specify multiple extensions separate them with a comma.

Using the wildcards * and ? is supported.

To allow files without extensions, specify a comma at the beginning.

Test name

Use this field to test the file operation configuration.

Original

Use this field to test the file operation configuration.

Copy

Use this field to test the file operation configuration.