File trigger function
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The file trigger function is now available. This function monitors operation (creation, deletion, or modification) that is executed for specific files, and automatically executes a job when the function detects the operation. By using this function, you can execute a series of processing from detection of file operation to the next processing (such as interfacing with sending processing).
By using an asterisk (*) to specify files to be monitored, you can monitor multiple files at a time. Note that you can use an asterisk only for file names and you cannot use it for folder names or other items than file names.
- Examples of correct use
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C:\TEST\*.txt /home/users/usr1/testdata/*.txt
- Examples of incorrect use
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C:\*\TEST.txt /home/users/usr1/*/test.txt
This function can monitor files on a file server that uses NAS (Network Attached Storage) or Windows. For details, refer to Support for networked files.
The file trigger function is available when you install the following products:
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HULFT8 for UNIX/Linux-Enterprise
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HULFT8 for Windows-Server
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HULFT7 for UNIX/Linux-EX
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HULFT7 for Windows-EX