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Subject: Dynamic file names - by: hanisultan

I'm using {GetSystemDate('YYYYMMDD')} within the file name so I can have the date as part of the file name when I create it. This is working perfectly in a transformation I developed which creates a file with today's date as the name. Now in my package which calls this transformation, then ftp the file created to some ftp site. My problem is using {GetSystemDate('YYYYMMDD')} in the ftp object to find the file and ftp it but that doesn't work. The ftp object can't find the file, it actually add {GetSystemDate('YYYYMMDD')} as a string and trys to look for a file that has a name with {GetSystemDate('YYYYMMDD')} being part of it. See attached. What should I do to fix this? thank you

ETl Entr v 5.6.3.12

Ok I tried adding a script to create the file name to this package hoping it would work but no luck see attachment. The FTP package isn't replacing the variable with its value .. see log

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