Submitted by @stodoroska from Interworks
This pipeline reads the file from source location, writes it to the archive location, and after that deletes the files from source location.
Source and Archive location are configured using pipeline parameters.
Sources: Files on a File sharing system
Targets: Files on a File sharing system
Snaps used: File Reader, File Writer, and File Delete
Generic.Archive.slp (5.9 KB)
Depending on the protocol, there is also a File Operation snap you can use to just “move” the file from the source to destination location.
Yes, but it is not working with smb server.
Supported file protocols are: local file (file:///), FTP, SFTP, S3, WASB, and WASBS.
Is it possible to move the file from one server’s sftp location to another server’s sftp location using the file operation snap. or is there any other way we can achieve.
any update on this?
File Operation - supported file protocols are: local file (file:///), FTP, SFTP, S3, WASB, and WASBS.
If you want to move files from one to another location on the same server, then you can use File Operation Snap.
File Operation Snap can’t be used, If you want to move files between different servers. In that case, you should use File Reader(reading the file from source server) and File Writer(writing the file to target server)
Regards,
Spiro Taleski
