ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Copy and rename mutliple files Hi, This looks like a work around the problem. We’ll have over 10000 files to rename/move every time. Is that going to be an issue to execute child pipeline that many times? Thanks. Copy and rename mutliple files Hi, I am struggling with what seems to be a simple pipeline. Here are my requirements: 1.Get list of file names from the database (original file name and new file name) 2. Read each file from one SFTP server using “original file name” and then write it to a different SFTP server renaming it to the “new file name”. My issue is that I am unable to pass “new file name” after I use file read snap. File read snap does not have a “Pass Through” option. How can I do that? Thank you Re: Removing [] from output of the triggered pipeline That worked. Thank you. Re: Removing [] from output of the triggered pipeline Not really. In this one, the square brackets are showing up int the preview, but his REST POST worked. In my case I do not have REST POST. It’s just open ended JSON Generator. Re: Removing [] from output of the triggered pipeline I don’t see how this will help me. I do not need to transform the JSON. I just need to remove the first square bracket and the last square bracket. The rest of the JSON should stay as is. When I generate JSON, I do not have the square brackets. Looks like Snaplogic adds them. What can I do so the square brackets are not added? I appreciate your help. Removing [] from output of the triggered pipeline Hi, We have a triggered pipeline that returns JSON. Here is the example of the output: [ {“metadata”:{“version”:“1”},“content”:[{“elementType”:“detail”,“title”:“Gleb”,“content”:}]} ] The problem is that brackets are causing the issue for the vendor that calls this pipeline. How do we remove brackets? Here is the desired output: {“metadata”:{“version”:“1”},“content”:[{“elementType”:“detail”,“title”:“Gleb”,“content”:}]} Thank you, Gleb.