Double-click tFileList to display its
Basic settings view and define its
properties.
Browse to the Directory that holds the
files you want to process. To display the path on the Job itself, use the
label (__DIRECTORY__) that shows up when you put the pointer anywhere in the
Directory field. Type in this label in
the Label Format field you can find if you
click the View tab in the Basic settings view.
In the Basic settings view and from the
FileList Type list, select the source
type you want to process, Files in this
example.
In the Case sensitive list, select a case
mode, Yes in this example to create case
sensitive filter on file names.
Keep the Use Glob Expressions as Filemask
check box selected if you want to use global expressions to filter files,
and define a file mask in the Filemask
field.
Double-click tFileInputDelimited to
display its Basic settings view and set its
properties.
Enter the File Name field using a
variable containing the current filename path, as you filled in the
Basic settings of tFileList. Press Ctrl+Space
bar to access the autocomplete list of variables, and select
the global variable
((String)globalMap.get("tFileList_1_CURRENT_FILEPATH")) .
This way, all files in the input directory can be processed.
Fill in all other fields as detailed in the tFileInputDelimited section. Related topic: tFileInputDelimited.
Select the last component, tLogRow, to
display its Basic settings view and fill in
the separator to be used to distinguish field content displayed on the
console. Related topic: tLogRow.
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