on 10-12-2009 4:37 PM
Hi All,
I have scenario File to Idoc.
File is placed on FTP.
I want to archive the files on the File system in a specific folder and also save the archive files with diffrent extension.
Is it possible. How should i do it.
Thanks
Solved
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If your PI server is on SP11 or more then for archiving there is an option where you can specify the archiving to be done on FTP server or in PI server
Rajesh
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Hi
you can use save in your channel choose the mode archive in tab Processing Parameters and put the directory
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Hi All,
If I do not want to save it on the FTP.
I have been given this path xfer/ecc/MGATE/ARCHIVE where they want to store the archive files.
How should I do that. I am not aware where there this directory is. Whether it is on PI server or ECC?
If it is on ECC how can i save the file there?
Thanks
Hi All,
I am getting this error
File "FM-118230672101.csv": Attempt to archive file "/xfer/ecc/MGATE/ARCHIVE/20091012-153708-816_FM-118230672101.csv" after processing failed with java.io.FileNotFoundException: /xfer/ecc/MGATE/ARCHIVE/20091012-153708-816_FM-118230672101.csv (No such file or directory (errno:2)). Retry
Hi Prabhu,
I am not sure whether you can achieve this directly using the File CC. Might be I am wrong.
As you will be doing FTP to get the file, but while archiving, you want it to store it in the File System.
Your connection mode will be FTP to the file server and the File CC provides you an option to archive the files on the File server. If you don't check that option, then it will archive it in the AE file system.
You might be interested in checking the following way of achieving your requirement, but I am not sure if it's the best approach
Create a receiver File CC with mode NFS and write every incoming file to the archive directory in your file system.
So, you will have 2 receiver channels.
Regards,
Neetesh
Edited by: Neetesh Raj on Oct 13, 2009 1:29 PM
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