Hello all,
My SOP for importing files/designing SSIS packages is:
- have a DELETE subfolder in each clients folder to house all the files to be imported.
- have the SSIS package create an Imported subfolder in theDELETE folder
- Import each file
- Move each file into ...DELETE\Imported after import
Until now, I have not had a need to traverse subfolders.
With this current client, my folder/subfolder structure is:
- ...DELETE\Bank1
- ...DELETE\Bank2
- ...DELETE\Bank3
My first thought was to check Traverse subfolders, create theImported subfolder as usual, then create the 3 subfolders inImported and move files into appropriate subfolder...so:
- files from ...DELETE\Bank1 would move to ...DELETE\Imported\Bank1
- files from ...DELETE\Bank2 to ...DELETE\Imported\Bank2
- files from ...DELETE\Bank3 to ...DELETE\Imported\Bank3
My question is...will my Foreach File In Folder Loop take a snapshot of existing folders when started and import only from those folders, ignoring any new folders/files created during run time...or will myForeach File In Folder Loop try to import files in newly created folders as well (try to re-import files that have been moved into ...DELETE\Imported\Bank(1 or2 or 3))?
Thanks for any help anyone can provide (including a better way of handling this process),
CTB