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Rename export.zip Archives

Job Settings

To manually rename the ZIP archive you get after an export is complete, you can navigate to the transfer settings of your job. The name you set will be the same for every exported ZIP archive that you export with this job, but you can use placeholders to dynamically change the name:

  • {JOB:Name} = Name of the job
  • {JOB:StartDate} = Start date of the job
  • {JOB:EndDate} = End date of the job
  • {JOB:StartDateUnformatted} = Start date of the job (Format ‘YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS’)
  • {JOB:EndDateUnformatted} = End date of the job (Format ‘YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS’)
  • {JOB:RootID} = Root-ID of the job
  • {JOB:RecordCount} = Record count of the job
  • {JOB:ErrorCount} = Error count of the job
  • {JOB:SyncState} = State of the job
  • {JOB:All} = Count of all log entries
  • {JOB:Errors} = Count of all error log entries
  • {JOB:Warning} = Count of all warning log entries
  • {JOB:Plugins} = Count of selected plugins of the job
  • {STATION:Name} = Name of the station
  • {STATION:StationType} = Type of the station
  • {STATION:StationUrl} = URL of the station
  • {USER:UserID} = ID of the user
  • {USER:UserName} = Username of the user

In this example the result should look like this:

You can also create job parameters that you can use to rename your ZIP archive:

The result in this example will look like this:

 

Contentserv Context Menu

(Since 1.18.0)

Another way to rename the ZIP archive is by selecting job settings for context exports in the properties of your job. This only works when you use the export via the CS context menu.

In the context menu you get a text field where you can set the name for the archive.

The result in this example will look like this:

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