Can file watching function handling filename with wildcard?
We have many incoming files but do not know exactly the full filenames.
Those files have prefix like ABCxxxxx.
Please advise, thanks.

Yes, you can use wildcards.

By the way, @V"file" macro parameter can be used in file-watch job scripts and properties to return the name of the file that has actually triggered the job.

: Can file watching function handling filename with wildcard?
: We have many incoming files but do not know exactly the full filenames.
: Those files have prefix like ABCxxxxx.
: Please advise, thanks.

: Yes, you can use wildcards.

: By the way, @V"file" macro parameter can be used in file-watch job
: scripts and properties to return the name of the file that has actually
: triggered the job.

I am using filemove with a wildcard, and the job fails when trying to find the
file. I get a "source file not found error". When I give the actual filename, the job works.
I am using semaphore to check if the
file exists before trying to move the file. What is the problem, and is
the @V"file" macro parameter an option to pull the actual filename in? How would I do this?

FileMove doesn't support wildcards, but FileMoveEx does. Check out http://www.softtreetech.com/cgi_bin/config.cgi?read=5959 topic it looks similar to your case.

: I am using filemove with a wildcard, and the job fails when trying to find
: the
: file. I get a "source file not found error". When I give the actual
: filename, the job works.
: I am using semaphore to check if the
: file exists before trying to move the file. What is the problem, and is
: the @V"file" macro parameter an option to pull the actual filename
: in? How would I do this?