ImportWithFileNameDerivedPropertiesAction Properties |
The ImportWithFileNameDerivedPropertiesAction type exposes the following members.
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 | ActionsOnProperties |
Designate, which properties should be put into which property bag. The level indicates the level of the property bag, where 0 is the property bag of the target table, -1 is the property bag of the parent folder, -2 is the property bag of the grandparent folder, and so on.
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| BehaviorOnConflictWithExistingProperties |
Gets or sets the behavior when there is a conflict with existing properties in the target property bag. The default is to override the existing properties with the new values.
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| FileNamePatternsExcluded |
List of file names to import. The file names can contain wildcard characters (* and ?), which will be resolved to actual file paths.
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| FileNamePatternsIncluded |
List of file names to import. The file names can contain wildcard characters (* and ?), which will be resolved to actual file paths.
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| FolderOrTableNameUsedAsTemplateIfTargetTableIsMissing |
Gets or sets the name of a folder or atable that is used as a template if the target table does not exist.
In this case, if the string represents a folder, the contents of the folder is copied to the folder of the target table, or,
if the string represents a table, the table is copied to the target table before importing the files.
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| NameSplitter |
The name splitter to use for extracting properties from the file name. The default is a PathToFileNameSplitter, which extracts properties from the file name based on a predefined pattern.
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| OverwriteProjectItems |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether existing items in the target folder should be overridden when copying the project items using FolderOrTableNameUsedAsTemplateIfTargetTableIsMissing.
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| TargetTableNameTemplate |
The target table name, which can contain placeholders for properties extracted from the file name. For example, "MyTable_<<<Date>>>" would create a table named "MyTable_2023-01-01" if the file name contains a date property with that value.
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