File System

Use File System connector to access local or network file systems to perform directory & file operations through the on-premise connector agent.

Add connector

1. Select Connectors in Hub menu and select Add Connector

   

   Add connector
2. Select File System

   

   Select connector type
3. Enter the name and optionally a description.

   
4. Enter the configuration values for different environments.

5. Select Save.

Configuration values

Configuration	Description
Agent Group	Agent group where the connector should be executed
Domain	Domain name
Username	Username used to execute file system connector operations
Password	Password for user

Edit connector

1. Hover over the connector card and the context menu will appear, select Edit.

2. You can now change or the configuration values for different environments.

Delete connector

1. Hover over the connector card and the context menu will appear, select Delete.

2. Confirm and the connector will be deleted.

Deleting a connector can not be undone.

Operations

Directory Operations	Description
Check if directory exists	Determines whether directory at specified path exists
Create directory	Creates all the directories at specified path
Delete Directory	Deletes the directory at the specified path
Get Directories	Returns the full path of all subdirectories under a given directory
Get Files	Returns the full path of all files under a given directory
Get File Names	Returns the names (including extension) of all files in given directory

File Operations	Description
Write	Write text or binary content to the file at specified path
Read Text	Read the text content from the specified file
Read Lines	Read all lines from a file as sequence of texts/table
Read Binary	Reads a file from specified path, returning a record that can easily be used in File Gallery
File exists	Determines whether the file at specified path exists
Copy File	Copies a file from one location to another
Delete File	Deletes the file at provided path
Move File	Moves a file from one location to another