File Finder
Use the File Finder expanded portlet to display information about specific files and their sources and targets. How?
Element | Description |
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Collapse |
Collapses the portlet and returns to the Dashboard. |
Search For |
Specifies whether to search for Source or Target artifacts. |
Operator |
Specifies the precision of the text search fields in each column: Contains, Starts With (default), or Exact Match. |
Case Sensitive |
Performs case-sensitive searches if checked. |
Search |
Adds the most recent transfers to the table. |
Reset |
Displays all artifacts and files and resets all search values. |
Source or Target |
Displays Source or Target names. Click on the name to display a source or target report. You can enter a name or pattern on which to search. You can use % as a wildcard. Leaving this field blank finds all sources or targets. |
Priority |
Specifies the priority for message processing and transfer of payload: High, Medium or Low. This is based on the associated transfer where messages are categorized in the order - High, Medium and Low. |
Sender |
The name of the user that initiated the transfer. |
Type |
Specifies the type: Internal or External. Applies if the Type is SOAP, SOA, Service Bus, or ODI. Specifies whether the SOAP/SOA, Service Bus, ODI endpoint is external or internal and used for reference based delivery. When generating the ftp/sftp reference, this lets you determine whether to use internal load balancer addresses or external load balancer address that is set in the Administration -> Server Properties page |
Status |
Displays the transfer status: Active, Failed, or Completed. You can select a value on which to search. Leaving this field blank displays all statuses. |
Create Time |
Displays the time at which the file was created at the source or target location. You can select a date and time range using the From and To fields. |
File |
Displays file names. You can enter a name or pattern on which to search. You can use % as a wildcard. Leaving this field blank displays all files. |
Size |
Displays file sizes in bytes. |
First Page |
Displays the first page of artifacts and files. |
Previous Page |
Displays the previous page of artifacts and files. |
Next Page |
Displays the next page of artifacts and files. |
Last Page |
Displays the last page of artifacts and files. |
Page Size |
Specifies the number of table rows on each page. |
Related Topics
"Using the File Finder" in Using Oracle Managed File Transfer