File Token Examples
MFT supports the use of file token in the Server File Name parameter in the TIBCO MFT Internet Server transfer definition. When a token is used, it is translated to generate a new file name when it is written.
Below are examples of the most popular file tokens in use based on this client file name:
C:\dir1\dir2\dir3\clientfile.txt.
| Server File Name | Resolved Server File Name |
|---|---|
| C:\dir4\#(ClientFileName) | C:\dir4\clientfile.txt |
| C:\serverfile.#(Date) | C:\serverfile.20081231 |
| C:\serverfile.#(Date1) | C:\serverfile.081231 |
| C:\serverfile.#(Date2) | C:\serverfile.123108 |
| C:\serverfile.#(Date3) | C:\serverfile.311208 |
| C:\#(D01)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir1\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(D02)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir2\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(DIR)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir1\dir2\dir3\serverfile.txt |
| #(DRIVE):\dir4\serverfile.txt | C:\dir4\serverfile.txt |
| #(FILE) | C:\dir1\dir2\dir3\clientfile.ext |
| C:\#(HDIR)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir1\serverfile.txt |
| C:\dir4\#(HLQ).doc | C:\dir4\clientfile.doc |
| C:\serverfile.#(JDate) | C:\serverfile.2008182 |
| C:\dir4\serverfile.#(LLQ) | C:\dir4\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(LocalUserId)\serverfile.txt | C:\jdoe\serverfile.txt |
| W:\#(NODRIVE) | W:\dir1\dir2\dir3\clientfile.txt |
| C:\#(NOHDIR)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir2\dir3\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(NOSDIR)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir1\dir2\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(Q01)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir3\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(Q02)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir2\serverfile.txt |
| C:\#(RDIR)\#(ClientFileName).#(Time) | C:\dir5\success\clientfile.txt.245959999 |
| C:\#(RFILE) | C:\dir5\success\clientfile.txt |
| C:\#(SDIR)\serverfile.txt | C:\dir3\serverfile.txt |
| C:\serverfile.#(Time) | C:\serverfile.245959999 |
| C:\serverfile.#(Time1) | C:\serverfile.245959 |
| C:\serverfile.#(Time2) | C:\serverfile.2459599 |
| C:\sales.#(TransactionNumber).txt | C:\sales.IA30800003.txt |
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