DBohner-(db)
Legendary Poster
As Zoltan will, probably, comment - the prescribe means of practice for working with folder/location changes and Table Conversions - is to use a UBE as a Wrapper (move the flat-file in/out of the Import / Export Folder) and call the TC Before / After....
For those that are unfamiliar with TC(s), if you do not define a location, the TC will always Read from the Environment\import or Write to the Environment\export folders. This allows the TC to be promoted without any location definition and to always use the environment's import/export folders.
That said, I've been told that a character or symbolic gesture can be placed in front of the defined file location. I've played around - and can't find the character or symbolic gesture that should map the TC to an \import or \export sub-folder.
Ideally, I'm looking to dynamically place filename.txt at:
environment\import\HR\filename.txt
I had thought to use ..\filename.txt or .\filename.txt as the file name - and neither works on a Windows Developer Client.
Anyone know the hack that is 'supposed to work'?
(db)
For those that are unfamiliar with TC(s), if you do not define a location, the TC will always Read from the Environment\import or Write to the Environment\export folders. This allows the TC to be promoted without any location definition and to always use the environment's import/export folders.
That said, I've been told that a character or symbolic gesture can be placed in front of the defined file location. I've played around - and can't find the character or symbolic gesture that should map the TC to an \import or \export sub-folder.
Ideally, I'm looking to dynamically place filename.txt at:
environment\import\HR\filename.txt
I had thought to use ..\filename.txt or .\filename.txt as the file name - and neither works on a Windows Developer Client.
Anyone know the hack that is 'supposed to work'?
(db)