The Copy File object copies a file
from one directory to another. You can also copy files to network
shares that are available using UNC paths.
Use the Copy File object to copy
important files that have been created or modified in a folder that
is being monitored by the Monitor Folder object to a backup
location.
To configure the Copy File object
you need to know which files you are copying and the destination
path where you will put the copies.
Name
|
Description
|
Origin folder
|
The path of the base folder
where the file was copied from.
|
Destination folder
|
The destination folder where
the file was copied to.
|
Total number of files to be
transferred
|
The number of files that
matched the criteria that you specified.
|
Number of successful file
operations
|
The number of files that were
successfully copied.
|
Number of failed file
operations
|
The number of files that failed
to copy.
|
File operation status
|
Determines whether the copy
succeeded or failed.
|
File path
|
The path of the file that was
copied.
|
File name
|
The name of the file that was
copied.
|
Name and path of the file
relative to the origin folder
|
The relative path of the file
starting from the origin folder.
|
If destination exists
|
The option that was selected to
handle the operation if the destination file already exists.
|
File age date options
|
The option that was selected to
evaluate the file age.
|
File age days
|
The number of days that was
provided to evaluate the file age.
|
Modified date option
|
The option that was selected
for the date to be assigned to the destination file.
|
Name and path of the
destination file
|
The name and path that the file
was copied to.
|
Name and path of the origin
file
|
The name and path that the file
was copied from.
|
Include sub-folders
|
Indicates whether the
Include sub-folders check
box was checked or not.
|