move cdr and cmr files

• Hadrian

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  May 9, 2014 at 1:08 am

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  Hi,

  I have a folder which receive the CDR and CMR files sended by Cisco.

  There is no datetime for them,but I wish to move on another folders separated CDR from CMR files(cdr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_14_201405081230_771199 and cmr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_19_201405081229_771167 are in this format) .

  How could I achieve this?

  Thanks,

  Hadrian

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  May 9, 2014 at 1:26 am

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  Sorry there is a datetime fraction like 201405081229

• Eirikur Eiriksson

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  May 9, 2014 at 1:36 am

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  Hadrian (5/9/2014)

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  Hi,

  I have a folder which receive the CDR and CMR files sended by Cisco.

  There is no datetime for them,but I wish to move on another folders separated CDR from CMR files(cdr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_14_201405081230_771199 and cmr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_19_201405081229_771167 are in this format) .

  How could I achieve this?

  Thanks,

  Hadrian

  Use two Foreach Loop Containers, and set it to Foreach File Enumerator, one with the Files parameter set to cdr_* and the other with cmr_*. Inside each, use a File System Task to move the files.

  

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  May 9, 2014 at 3:41 am

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  Eirikur Eiriksson (5/9/2014)

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  Hadrian (5/9/2014)

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  Hi,

  I have a folder which receive the CDR and CMR files sended by Cisco.

  There is no datetime for them,but I wish to move on another folders separated CDR from CMR files(cdr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_14_201405081230_771199 and cmr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_19_201405081229_771167 are in this format) .

  How could I achieve this?

  Thanks,

  Hadrian

  Use two Foreach Loop Containers, and set it to Foreach File Enumerator, one with the Files parameter set to cdr_* and the other with cmr_*. Inside each, use a File System Task to move the files.

  

  Well, that's the looping slow way :hehe:

  Alternatively, why not just use an Execute Process task to issue a couple of old-fashioned DOS copy commands to do it in one hit?

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• Eirikur Eiriksson

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  May 9, 2014 at 3:59 am

  #1712095

  Phil Parkin (5/9/2014)

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  Eirikur Eiriksson (5/9/2014)

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  Hadrian (5/9/2014)

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  Hi,

  I have a folder which receive the CDR and CMR files sended by Cisco.

  There is no datetime for them,but I wish to move on another folders separated CDR from CMR files(cdr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_14_201405081230_771199 and cmr_FNG-CMCR-101-Cluster_19_201405081229_771167 are in this format) .

  How could I achieve this?

  Thanks,

  Hadrian

  Use two Foreach Loop Containers, and set it to Foreach File Enumerator, one with the Files parameter set to cdr_* and the other with cmr_*. Inside each, use a File System Task to move the files.

  

  Well, that's the looping slow way :hehe:

  Alternatively, why not just use an Execute Process task to issue a couple of old-fashioned DOS copy commands to do it in one hit?

  That was indeed my first thought but this is simpler. I don't think that the CDRs are generated at such rate that it matters:-P

  

• Hadrian

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  May 12, 2014 at 12:20 am

  #1712534

  thanks for your sugesstions,

  I tried with execute task,looks well,but sometimes I found moving one cmr inside cdr folder ,there are a lot of cdr and cmr files coming.

  I will investigate more and also the second solution,

  One again thank you the time .

  Best Wishes,

  Hadrian