@mtran21, you should not expect the bytes count in the output view - just the input view. The document count of “1” is expected; which is the result JSON document.
For further troubleshooting, I recommend changing the Snap Execution configuration on each of your snaps, including file writer to Validate & Execute
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Then, validate the pipeline and inspect the output data from the validation.
When you inspect the output data, it should be similar to this:
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In the above case, “overwritten” indicates the file was either written or overwritten. Of course, your filename will be different.
Maybe not, but I still suspect your target SFTP server is moving the file after it is delivered. Even if you test with an FTP client and can see the file in the inbox; give it a few seconds and then refresh the client and see if it’s still there. I have experience of this behavior with a certain bank/credit card company’s FTP server.