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Remove File Tagged as Duplicate in SFTP server

Posted on Oct 18, 2019 at 10:11 AM 66 Views

Hello experts,

We have SFTP to Proxy scenarios in which all files in the SFTP server and checked for duplicate. What is required now is to remove the files tagged as duplicate in source directory. As you may already know the option available for sender SFTP adapter has no setting to move or transfer to another directory. We do not want duplicate files just be stuck on the source.

Any ideas? Thank you.

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  • author's profile photo Evgeniy Kolmakov
    Evgeniy Kolmakov
    Posted on Oct 18, 2019 at 10:58 AM
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    Hi Joel!

    First of all, existance of duplicate files is assumed to be abnormal situation in common case. And I believe that it's not the task which should be implemented in PI system to remove such duplicate files (beyond the standard functionality provided by adapter).

    Regards, Evgeniy.

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    • Joel Langoyan
      Oct 21, 2019 at 03:00 AM

      Thanks for your response. I just had enable the Archive faulty files option of the channel and duplicate files are tagged as faulty file are being moved to the intended directory. It is working fine now and it is limited to identifying a duplicate file once.

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