Hi Olaf,
you can use '$n' to include the scanname/taskname in your report files's
name.
However, there is currently no var for something like a 'timestamp'
(which would solve the issue of reportnames not being unique).
We are looking into this internally and will reach out to you again.
Thank you.
Kind Regards,
Michael.
On 23.06.2017 14:46, Olaf Köster wrote:
Hello,
I’d like to setup an alert using scp file transfer. In this special
case I want to use CSV format (But thats not the point here… 😊 )
When I create the alert, I’m able to set a folder to wihich the
report is delivered, like „results/“. Then I’ll receive a file
called „report“ without any filetype appended.
I’m also able set a filename like „report.csv“ or however I will
name it. (In this case I wold name it maybe „results/report.csv“
to have it in preferred folder.
But:
I’d like to give my reports a name like
„report-<scanname>-<date>.csv“. So I think the clue is to use
variables like for the scan name or the actual date etc.
How can I do that?
I’ve tried stuff like $e, found in email alert templates. Or like %H
as for report settings used in „MySettings“
Any hints to get that working? Otherwise have two reports created that
way, one will overwrite the other. That’s what I want to avoid.
w/regards
Olaf
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