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Description of JobSchedulerCopyFile - Copies one or more files
This job copies one or more files. Examples:
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source_file file_spec replacing replacement Example InputOutputComment./temp.*~""hallo.dat~hallo.dat-a.txt-[.]txt_2006-11-24.txt-a_2006-11-24.txt-./temp.*.*[filename:] [date:yyyy-MM-dd].data.txta.txt2006-11-24.dat[filename:] and [date:] will be substituted after file has been replaced./temp.*[.]txta.*?bworlda.1.b.txt.bworld.txt.b.*? : ungreedy usage of .*abcdefg.txt-^(ab)cde(fg)[.]txt123;[date:yyyy-MM-dd]-123cde2006-11-24.txt; : separator between multiple replacements./temp.*dat$(ab)_c[0-9]d_(fg)group1;group2ab_c1d_fg. ab_c2d_fg.datgroup1_c1d_group2. ab_c2d_fg.datOnly the first pattern match is replaced./temp.*^(?:aa|bb)_. \{2\}_([0-9]+_[0-9]+)$tailaa_QU_061205_222334aa_QU_tail(?:...) : "?:" specifies a non capturing group. The file will not be replaced../tempFILE.txt.*[filename:lowercase]_[filename:uppercase]_[filename:]FILE.txtfile.txt_FILE.TXT_FILE.txt-
source_file target_file file_spec create_dir replacing replacement Example inputOutputCommentaaa/bbb/[directory:]/[date:yyyyMMdd]/hello.txttrue[.]txt[date:yyyy].txtaaa/bbb/hello.txtaaa/bbb/20070316/hello2007.txtIf the directory aaa/bbb/20070316 does not yet exist it will be createdFor further information seejava.util.regex.Pattern
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Parameter: create_dir
If enabled target_file is checked for existence.
If target_file does not exist target_file will be created as a directory.
The default value for this parameter is false.
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Regular expression for file filtering. Default behaviour is CASE_INSENSITIVE.Only effective if source_file is a directory.
The default value for this parameter is .{*}.
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String for replacement of the replacing expression.
If multiple groups are to be replaced then one replacement string per group must be specified. These strings are separated by a semicolon ";":
replacement: aa;filename;bbSupports masks for substitution in the file name with format strings that are enclosed by {*} and {*} [and] . The following format strings are supported:
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- uppercase Will be substituted by the original file name with all characters converted to upper case.
Requires the replacing parameter to be specified.
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Regular Expression for filename replacement with replacement .
If the expression matches on the filename the found groups are replaced.
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"capturing groups" are used for replacement. Only the content of the capturing groups is replaced.
Replacements are separated by a semicolon ";". Example:
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replacing : (1)abc(12)def(.*)
replacement : A;BB;CCC
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b)
If no capturing groups are specified the entire match is replaced. Example:
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[[Param replacing|replacing]] : Hello
[[Param replacement|replacement]] : 1234
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Input file: Hello_World.txt
Output file: 1234_World.txt
Requires that the replacement parameter is specified.
Parameter: skip_first_files
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Source file or directorySupports substitution of job parameter names with their value if the job parameter name is enclosed by % and % .
Example: <param namh1. name="source_file" value"%scheduler_file_path%" />
During the job runtime the parameter source_file contains the value of the job parameter scheduler_file_path . UsingDirectory Using Directory Monitoring with File Ordersthe Orders the job parameter scheduler_file_path contains automatically the path of the file that triggered the order.
This parameter is mandatory.
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Target file or directoryIf the target_file is not specified, then the dirctory path of source_file is used as target.Supports masks for substitution in the file name with format strings that are enclosed by {*} and {*} by and . The following format strings are supported:
- date format date format must be a valid Java data format string, e.g.
yyyyMMddHHmmss,yyyy-MM-dd.HHmmssetc. Example:<paramnamh1.name="target_file" value"sample/helloyyyyMMdd.txt" /> On 2050-12-31 the parameter target_file contains the value "sample/hello20501231.txt" .
- directory Is substituted by the directory path of source_file .
- index Is substituted by the directory path of source_file up to or from the directory number index . index can be a positive number, a negative number or 0.
Example: source_file is "aaa/bbb/ccc/ddd/" (it contains 4 directories) 2 returns "aaa/bbb" -3 returns "bbb/ccc/ddd" 0 or -0 return always the complete path. 5 or -12 return the complete path in this example.