The Get File Status object verifies
that a file exists on the local file system or a network location
using a UNC path.
Use the Get File Status object 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 the
Copy File object to copy the
file from another location.
To configure the Get File Status
object you need to know which file you are checking.
Name
|
Description
|
Date and time the file was
created
|
The local date and time on
which the file was created.
|
UTC date and time the file was
created
|
The UTC date and time on which
the file was created.
|
File age days
|
The number of days that was
provided to evaluate the file age.
|
Modified date option
|
The option that was selected to
search for files according to a date range.
|
File exists
|
Indicates whether the file
exists or not.
|
File extension
|
The extension, or file type, of
the file.
|
File folder
|
The folder that the file was
found in.
|
File name
|
The name of the file.
|
File owner
|
The name of the owner of the
file.
|
File size (bytes)
|
The size of the file in
bytes.
|
Name and path of the origin
file
|
The file name and patht that
was originally provided by the user.
|
Last accessed date and
time
|
The date and time on which the
file was created in localized format.
|
Last accessed UTC date and
time
|
The date and time on which the
file was created in UTC format.
|
Last modified date and
time
|
The date and time on which the
file was created in localized format.
|
Last modified UTC date and
time
|
The date and time on which the
file was created in UTC format.
|
Include sub-folders
|
Indicates whether the
Include sub-folders check
box was checked or not.
|
File path
|
The source file name and
path.
|
Encoding type (text files
only)
|
The file encoding format used
by the file, if the file is a text file.
|