10-26-2018 07:57 AM
Hi,
I’m trying to write a CSV file with Date.now() at the end of file name. But I’m not able to see the file in destination folder If I have date.now in the expression[“sftp://zing.grouponinc.net/Workday/Completed/workday_integration” + Date.now() +“.csv”]. I can see the new file creating in the destination folder if the expression doesn’t have date.now()[“sftp://zing.grouponinc.net/Workday/Completed/workday_integration.csv”].
Can anyone help me in this why it’s not showing?
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10-26-2018 09:21 AM
Are you seeing any error messages when you run the pipeline? If not, this seems like there may be a bug that needs to get fixed.
The Date.now() function will write out the local date and time in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSS
. Sometimes colon characters are not allowed in file names, so maybe it’s that? You could try changing the expression to
“sftp://zing.grouponinc.net/Workday/Completed/workday_integration” + Date.now().toString().replaceAll(":", "_") + ".csv"
Or something similar and try to see if that works.
10-26-2018 09:21 AM
Are you seeing any error messages when you run the pipeline? If not, this seems like there may be a bug that needs to get fixed.
The Date.now() function will write out the local date and time in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSS
. Sometimes colon characters are not allowed in file names, so maybe it’s that? You could try changing the expression to
“sftp://zing.grouponinc.net/Workday/Completed/workday_integration” + Date.now().toString().replaceAll(":", "_") + ".csv"
Or something similar and try to see if that works.
10-26-2018 09:49 AM
Thank you @tlikarish
It’s because of the column. By replacing colon has fixed the issue.
08-27-2021 01:24 AM
Hi skodali,
i have encountered same error , i have resolved it by adding this file name in s3 writer
“s3:///bucket@s3.region.amazonaws.com/outfile1_” + Date.now() + “.csv”
Regards,
Mangesh