File operations

File Operations dialog

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Enable file operations

Check this field to enable file operations.

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

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Copy file to folder

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

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Delete original file

Check this field to delete the file.

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Overwrite existing file(s)

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

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Log file operations

Check this field if file operations should be logged.

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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'.

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Rename original file

Check this field to rename the original file.

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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'.

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Change extension on original file

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

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Extension

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

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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.

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Rename copy

Check this field to rename the copy.

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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'.

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Change extension on copy

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

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Extension

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

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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.

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Test name

Use this field to test the file operation configuration.

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Original

Use this field to test the file operation configuration.

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Copy

Use this field to test the file operation configuration.