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Create a new task
- Click on New -> Task Editor
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Loop through all the files in a folder
Insert a Loop command and select option 'Each file in a folder' and select folder name from where you want to upload the files. |
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Check if the filename has today's date in it.
- Under Conditions / Loops category, double-click on If command
- Select the option Variable
- Click on Edit button
- From the first drop down box select the System variable name FilenName
- Select the Operator 'Includes'
- In the Fix option specify the value $Day$-$Month$-$Year$
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Upload the files on FTP server
- From the Internet Category double-click on FTP/SFTP command.
- Insert a FTP/SFTP connect command to connect to your FTP server.
- Similarly insert a FTP/SFTP 'Put File' command to upload the qualifying files on FTP server.
- To get the path of the entire file use the variables $CurrentDirectory$\$FileName$.$Extension$
- Insert a FTP Disconnect command.
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| Solution B |
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Create a new task
- Click on New -> Task Editor
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Loop through all the files in a folder
- Insert a Loop command and select option 'Each file in a folder'
- Select the folder name from where you want to upload the
files.
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Check if the extension of file is ‘txt’.
- Under Conditions / Loops category, double-click on If command.
- Select the option Variable
- Click on Edit button
- From the first drop down box select the System variable name Extension
- Select the Operator 'Equals To'
- In the Fix option specify the value txt.
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Upload the files on SFTP server
- From the Internet Category double-click on FTP/SFTP command.
- Insert a FTP/SFTP connect command to connect to your SFTP server. Select the Secure FTP option.
- Similarly insert a FTP/SFTP 'Put File' command to upload the qualifying files on SFTP server.
- To get the path of the entire file use the variables C:\$FileName$.$Extension$
- Insert a FTP/SFTP Disconnect command.
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T14a.atmn (Solution A) 
