success-delete
Indicates whether the input file is deleted after successful processing.
Syntax
success-delete on
{
on
|
off
}
Parameters
on
Deletes the input file.
off
(Default) Does not delete the input file.
Guidelines
The
success-delete
command indicates whether the input or processing renamed
files should be deleted after successful processing.
success-rename-pattern
Specifies the rename pattern for input files on success.
Syntax
success-rename-pattern
pattern
Parameters
pattern
Specifies the PCRE to use as the match pattern to rename the input file on
success.
Guidelines
The
success-rename-pattern
command specifies the PCRE to rename the input file
on success. This PCRE will normally have a back reference for the base input file
name. For instance, in input files are
NNNNNN.input
and the desired result file name
is
NNNNNN.processed
, then the match pattern would be
([0-9]{6})\.input$
and the
result pattern would be
$1.processed
.
Some servers might allow this pattern to indicate a path that puts the file in a
different director, if it allows cross-directory renames. For instance, the match
pattern would be
(.*)
and the result pattern would be
../processed/$1
.
This command is relevant when
success-delete
is
off
. Otherwise, it is ignored.
PCRE documentation is available at the following web site:
http://www.pcre.org
Related Commands
success-delete
target-dir
Specifies the directory to poll.
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