Filters

  • 09 Oct

    File Types Filter option

    We’re adding a new feature called ‘File Type Filter’ (WIN as Source). It was an idea of one of our users. This option will check the header of the file and is useful when no file extension is available. Like always, feedback = much appreciated. Please let us know if you would like us to add other extension types.

    Enable the types you would like to filter (Include and Exclude filter available):

    types-filtersetup-01

    We’ve add an option called ‘Add Type Extension’ so that the correct file extension can be added. You can edit our default extension.

    types-filtersetup-02

    We’ve also added a file filter option which decides to exclude files with or without an extension.

    types-filtersetup-03

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

     

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  • 20 Mar

    Rule Parameters – File Contents Option

    In version v11.103.20.0 we’ve added the File Contents option. With this option you can load the contents of a ‘text’ file and put this into a user parameter (%FCA – %FCE). This parameter can be used throughout the application.  You can choose how often you want te reload the contents of this file

    • On Application Startup
    • On Rule Begin
    • On Destination

    You can also use replacement parameters in the setup of the Filename you want to load.

    GUI.FileContents

    Secondly we’ve added a File Contents Filter option (File Filter Setup Form). So this way you can include/exclude files that exists in the File Contents of an external file. The contents of this external file will decide if a file will be picked up or not by our File Mover.

    GUI.FileFilter.FileContents

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

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  • 10 Jan

    Using an absolute date in the Filedate Filter

    Wondering if there is a way to only move files newer than a particular date. I see that I can include or exclude files older than a specific number of days or hours (which are *relative* times), but nothing with specific date/time (*absolute* times).

    We got the following question from  a long time user. We added this option in ‘v11.101.11.0’. This will compare the FileDate with an absolute Date. Option is added in the Include and Exclude Filedate filter. Set the ‘File Date Filter Reference’ to ‘Date Absolute’ to enable this option.

    FileFilter.DateTimeRefAbsolute

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

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