Hi Thom.
Date and Time stamp as part of the filename, I think, would be very useful.
Plus the ability to designate a prefix. Plus an incremented number (in case two files are created at the same time - unlikely, but possible) E.g. rad01242006081322_0001.txt
I've used only .TXT files.
 
Have a great day.
Rhonda Feldbauer


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Subject: [Talk] "Dynamic" filenames - Suggestions?

Greetings,

Hope this message finds all doing well. A quick question for the group…

 

We’re working on a new <Top Secret> J product feature and need some feedback regarding file naming conventions.

 

I know many of you have scripts that cause a system to run and then download some sort of report. Typically part of the script is to name the report file. Some scripts I’ve seen use a static name, others the name is generated by the script and is therefore different each time the script runs.

 

For those of you generating file names “on the fly” in your script – what sort of naming conventions are you using – or would like to use?

Using the system date somehow? Using something else?

 

And what file formats / extensions are you using?

 

Any feedback you can provide will be greatly appreciated!

 

Regards,

Thom

 

Thom C. Blackwell

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