This option is separate from the use of wildcards described in Get Files above. Character Encoding: Specify character encoding to define a specific character encoding for the source file. If you leave the field blank, Jitterbit Harmony tries to detect the encoding. If you want to overwrite the default, you can choose from any of the encoding types listed in Character Encoding.
This can be used in place of the After Processing option to Rename File on the file source to allow you to write to a separate location rather than to a sub-folder in the same location.
Use Success Folder: Select this checkbox to write a file to the specified folder after successful processing on the primary target path. If writing a file to multiple paths, the operation is successful only if all paths are successful. Use Error Folder: Select this checkbox to write a file to the specified folder after unsuccessful processing. If at least one path is unsuccessful, then the file is written to this folder. A file is not written if, for example, the Local Storage connection is unsuccessful, causing the entire operation to fail.
NOTE: When using filename keywords in these fields, the keywords are not resolved. For a workaround, see Limitation and Workaround under Filename Keywords. The file s are named as specified in the Get Files field above, with a trailing underscore and a timestamp added. If there is already a file with the same name in that folder, an additional underscore and a counter are added. For example, if a file named data.
If such a file already exists from a previous run, a new file data. In a similar fashion, if an error folder is specified, any files that fail are written to a file in the error folder.
After Processing: If you want to perform further actions after processing the data, these options are available:. Delete File: Select this checkbox if you want files that have been successfully processed to be deleted. Clearing Delete File also clears the Rename File field. Rename File: Enter a name if you want to rename files after processing.
Any of the filename keywords are available to generate unique filenames for the source data after processing. Note the Rename File field is unavailable if Delete File above is selected. In addition, toggling Delete File above clears any input entered in the Rename File field.
Trigger File: A trigger file is a file that must be present before a source file is retrieved by an operation for processing. The presence of a trigger file indicates that a source file is ready to be read and is not still in the process of being written by a previous operation.
Use Trigger: Select this checkbox if you want the system to look for a trigger file before processing source files. Note, when using a trigger file:. If the trigger file is not found, the operation keeps attempting to find the trigger file until the operation times out.
Check Jitterbit System Status. By default, using local files is disabled for Jitterbit Harmony Private Agents. Local file locations can be enabled only for Private Agents and cannot be enabled on Jitterbit Cloud Agents.
As local file locations are disabled by default on Private Agents, if you have not yet configured your Private Agents to enable local file location, then upon testing the connection to a Cloud Studio Local Storage endpoint or Design Studio Local File source or target, this error message will be displayed:.
Local file location is disabled on the Cloud Agent Group, so the same error message will appear if you are using Cloud Agents. It is not possible to enable local file location for Cloud Agents.
To enable local files, you need to edit the Private Agent's configuration file and then restart all Jitterbit services. There are two ways to change the configuration file: remotely or manually.
Remotely is simpler especially with multiple agents in an Agent Group , but manually may be preferable in certain scenarios. These abbreviated steps show how to enable local file storage remotely using the Management Console.
For further instructions, see Editing the Configuration File - jitterbit. These abbreviated steps show how to enable local file storage by manually editing the configuration file.
On each machine where the Private Agent is installed, navigate to the agent's configuration file. This will be located in its installation directory, usually in one of these locations:. All Jitterbit services must be restarted in order for the config change to take place. To use local storage, you must be using a Private Agent, and the local storage must reside on the machine where the Private Agent is installed.
In addition, you must have the Private Agent configured to allow Local Storage connections. By default, Private Agents are configured to prevent use of local storage. Last updated: Aug 26, Cloud Studio. Browse pages. A t tachments 4 Page History People who can view. Hide Inline Comments. Jira links.
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