Question
Atos Syntel
IN
Last activity: 23 Feb 2017 10:22 EST
File Listener renames processed files with time stamp like numbers.
The File listener in my application renames the processed files like below.
source file name: Test.csv
File name after processing: Test.1487272160154000.csv
I am assuming the numbers (1487272160154000) represent a time stamp, if yes what format is it in ?
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Accepted Solution
Atos Syntel
IN
I found that it is indeed a timestamp format - it is timestamp in milliseconds
search in google for 17 digit timestamp format
you can use the below link to convert it to human readable format
http://www.timestampconvert.com/
now, how to change the format to human readable one, have to trace it and find what is renaming the files.
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Hi
As far as i know , after processing the files will either be deleted or kept with the same name in the processed folder.
When you are saying that you are getting a different name, then I would suggest you to try tracing the listener and see what is changing the name. Watch out for properties like pyFileName and pyOriginalFileName under Log-Service-File class
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Hi,
In Test.1487272160154000.csv, the number is not the time stamp. It is the Unique ID and its value is stored in the pyUniqueID field. Open .rpt file generated in the same folder (processed folder) for more details regarding the time stamp and other property values.
Regards,
Venkatesh.K.L
Accepted Solution
Atos Syntel
IN
I found that it is indeed a timestamp format - it is timestamp in milliseconds
search in google for 17 digit timestamp format
you can use the below link to convert it to human readable format
http://www.timestampconvert.com/
now, how to change the format to human readable one, have to trace it and find what is renaming the files.