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Pre Directory
Name
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Specifies the directory name (path) on the external system
to which a file is renamed or copied. The value can be a literal or
a pattern name.
This setting is only for the Rename or Copy operations of the Pre
Transfer Command parameter.
For outbound transfers, the directory is created if it does
not already exist.
See Pre Directory Name Is Pattern property.
See Using Name Patterns.
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Enter the exact name of the directory (with the path), enter
a pattern name, or select one of the following values:
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%f
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%f.%y%y%y%y%M%M%d%d
.%h%h%m%m%s%s%S%S%S
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%f.copy
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%f.rename
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Pre
Directory Name Is Pattern
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Specifies whether the directory name is interpreted as
literal or as a name pattern, as follows:
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Yes: indicates
that the name value you enter is assumed to be a name pattern.
See Pre Directory Name property.
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No: indicates that
the name entered is a literal, an exact match.
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Select Yes or No.
The configured default is Yes.
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Pre File Name
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Specifies
the file name on the external system, to which a file is renamed or
copied. The value represents the file name. The value can be a literal
or pattern name.
This setting is only for the Rename or Copy operations of the Pre
Transfer Command parameter.
Special characters are allowed, for example, the pattern %f indicates the original working file name.
See Pre Directory Name Is Pattern property.
See Using Name Patterns.
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Enter the exact name of the file, enter a pattern name, or select
one of the following values:
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%f
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%f%#
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%f.%y%y%y%y%M%M%d%d.%h%h
%m%m%s%s%S%S%S
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%f.copy
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%f.rename
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Pre File Name Is Pattern
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Specifies whether the file name represents a literal or
a name pattern, as follows:
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Yes: indicates
that the name value you enter is assumed to be a name pattern.
See Pre File Namesproperty.
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No: indicates that
the name entered is a literal, an exact match. No pattern matching
or name expansion is done.
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Select Yes or No.
The configured default is Yes.
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Pre Transfer Command
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Allows you to execute a desired action directly before
the actual file transfer. For an inbound transfer, the file can be
made unavailable to other clients polling the target system with the
same directory and file pattern or name. For an outbound transfer,
you can perform an automatic backup or clean-up of the existing files.
The options are:
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Rename: Rename
the target file for protection or recovery.
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Copy: Copy the
target file for backup or recovery.
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None: Do nothing.
To gain proper protection, backup, or recovery, you must choose
the appropriate setting that serves your purpose. For example, to
recover from failures on an outbound appending transfer, use the Copy setting.
Note –
When you are using Rename ,
if the destination file exists, different FTP servers can behave differently.
For example, on some UNIX FTP servers, the destination file is overwritten
without question. That is, no error or warning message is given. On
other FTP servers, a Windows XP server for example, the system generates
an error that results in exceptions being thrown in the called OTD
method. Be sure you are familiar with the native behavior of the corresponding
FTP server. If you are in doubt, try the action at the command prompt.
If the action displays an error message, it may result in an exception
being thrown in the Collaboration.
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Select Rename, Copy, or None.
The configured default is None.
Note –
The Copy option could
slow system performance, especially if you are copying a large file.
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