When files are detected, by default they are moved (not copied) to the LabKey folder's pipeline root where they are picked up for processing. If file name patterns are not sufficiently distinct, you may encounter conflicts among File Watchers acting on the same files. Use caution when defining multiple File Watchers to monitor the same location. I have also verified it by su to oraprd (oracle OS user) and then tried jssu with this credential (uname/pwd) and this also works OK - also. Multiple File Watchers can be set up to monitor a single directory for file changes, or each File Watcher could watch a different location.Įach File Watcher can be configured to be triggered only when specific file name patterns are detected, such as watching for '.xlsx' files, etc. The file watcher is using above mentioned and dedicated Credential - which is verified through a simple test job calling a shell-script touching a file, using this credential, so this cred works OK). When new or updated files appear in a monitored directory, a specified pipeline task (or set of tasks) will be triggered. A file watcher is a Scheduler object that defines the location, name, and other properties of a file whose arrival on a system causes the Scheduler to start a. Learn more or contact LabKey.įile Watchers monitor directories on the file system and perform specific actions when desired files appear.
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