Get File Status
The Get File Status object will
check to see if a file exits on the local file system or a network
location specified via UNC path. The Get File Status object will
also return all the data about the file as dynamic data.
Note: This object has been replaced by
the updated
Get File Status
object. Please remove this object from your Policies and replace it
with the new one as soon as possible.
How it is used
The Get File Status object can be
used to check that a file is available before copying to another
location or before starting any services that depend on the
existence of the file. If the file does not exist, you can take
corrective actions using File Management object to transfer the
file from another location.
Configuration
When configuring the Get File Status
object you need to know what file you are checking.
Details Tab
File
|
Type the name and path of the
file that you are checking the status of. You can use the ellipsis
(...) button to browse for the
file.
|
Available Published Data
Name
|
Description
|
File exists
|
Determines whether the file
exists. This value can be 'true' or 'false'.
|
File name
|
The name of the file being
checked.
|
Name and path of the file
|
The full path of the file being
checked.
|
Extension
|
The file extension of the file
being checked.
|
Folder
|
The folder where the file being
checked resides.
|
Size
|
The size of the file being
checked.
|
Last access date and time of
the file
|
The last time the file was
accessed.
|
Last modification date and time
of the file
|
The last time the file was
modified.
|
Creation date and time of the
file
|
The date and time that the file
was created.
|
Owner of the file
|
The owner of the file.
|