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Variables

Variables can be used in pre- and post-processing commands. Such variables provide the path and name of files during a transfer.

Directory	${SourceDirName}	${TargetDirName}	Note
The directory where files are stored on the source or target systems	`C:\yade\`	`\home\test\yade\`	The directory is provided with a trailing backslash
Target File Name	$TargetFileName	${TargetFileName}	$TargetTransferFileName	${TargetTransferFileName}
The name of a file on the target host (TargetFileName) without replacements being applied. During transfer of a file its name can temporarily differ (TargetTransferFileName): files can be prefixed or suffixed to indicate temporary names. Depending on the variables used absolute and relative paths are provided for files.	`\home\test\yade\test.txt` `\home\test\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt` `\home\test\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt`	`test.txt` `sub_1\test_1.txt` `sub_2\test_2.txt`	During transfer files can be prefixed or suffixed to indicate temporary names. Settings: `transactional = true, atomic_suffix=~` `\home\test\yade\test.txt~` `\home\test\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt~` `\home\test\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt~` Settings: `transactional = false` `\home\test\yade\test.txt` `\home\test\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt` `\home\test\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt`	Settings: `transactional = true atomic_suffix=~` `test.txt~` `sub_1\test_1.txt~` `sub_2\test_2.txt~`
The target file name including replacements applied with the following sample settings: `target_replacing=test` `target_replacement=hallo\1234` Replacements are not applied to to temporary names of files during transfer.	`\home\test\yade\hallo\1234.txt` `\home\test\yade\sub_1\hallo\1234_1.txt` `\home\test\yade\sub_2\hallo\1234_2.txt`	`hallo\1234.txt` `sub_1\hallo\1234_1.txt` `sub_2\hallo\1234_2.txt`	Settings: `transactional = true atomic_suffix=~` `\home\test\yade\test.txt~` `\home\test\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt~` `\home\test\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt~`	Settings: `transactional = true atomic_suffix=~` `test.txt~` `sub_1\test_1.txt~` `sub_2\test_2.txt~`
Source File Name	$SourceFileName	${SourceFileName}	$SourceTransferFileName	${SourceTransferFileName}
The name of a file on the source host without replacements being applied. During transfer of a file the path is tripped from the file name.	`C:\yade\test.txt` `C:\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt` `C:\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt`	`C:\yade\test.txt` `C:\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt` `C:\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt`	`test.txt` `test_1.txt` `test_2.txt`	`test.txt` `test_1.txt` `test_2.txt`
No replacements are applied to source and target file name variables.	`C:\yade\test.txt` `C:\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt` `C:\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt`	`C:\yade\test.txt` `C:\yade\sub_1\test_1.txt` `C:\yade\sub_2\test_2.txt`	`test.txt` `test_1.txt` `test_2.txt`	`test.txt` `test_1.txt` `test_2.txt`
Source File Name after Rename Operation	$RenamedSourceFileName	${RenamedSourceFileName}	Note
If no source replacement is specified then no values are provided fore the variables.
The source file name with replacements being applied that include the following sample settings: `source_replacing=test` `source_replacement=xxx`	`C:\yade\xxx.txt` `C:\yade\sub_1$1` `C:\yade\sub_2$1`	`C:\yade\xxx.txt` `C:\yade\sub_1$1` `C:\yade\sub_2$1`

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