alertname
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This token defines the alert ID that is automatically assigned when an alert is defined.
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alerttime
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This token defines the time and date on which the alert is processed.
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auditid
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This token defines the audit record number associated with the file transfer request.
This token can be used in a URL to point to the audit record for the file that is transferred. If done correctly, you can branch directly to the audit record for this file transfer request. It is more likely that this is included on the failure template than the success template.
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bytecount
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This token defines the number of bytes that are transmitted during the transfer.
In a successful transfer, this should match the size of the file. In an unsuccessful transfer, this number does not necessarily match the number of bytes that were transferred; it defines the number of bytes that are sent or received before an error is detected.
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clientfilename
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This token defines the name that is defined for the file on the client side.
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endtime
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This token defines the time when the file transfer request is completed.
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fileid
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This token is typically used in the URL to define the record ID of the file that is transferred.
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node
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This token defines the target server associated with the file transfer.
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proxystatusmsg
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This token defines the last error message associated with the file transfer request.
This is usually a better indication of the actual reason that causes a file transfer failure.
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serverfilename
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This token defines the name that is defined for the file on the server side.
This is also the name of the file on the target server.
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sessionid
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This token defines the session ID used for the file transfer.
This is for information purposes only.
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starttime
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This token defines the time when the file transfer request is started.
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transferdirection
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This token defines whether the transfer is an upload (client to
TIBCO MFT Command Center server) or a download (TIBCO MFT Command Center server to client).
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transferstatus
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This token defines the transfer status.
It can be
SUCCESS or
FAILURE.
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transferstatusmsg
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This token defines the last message associated with the file transfer request.
This is often a generic message that indicates that the transfer fails.
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userid
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This token defines the user ID associated with the file transfer.
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