Can ODI delete a file from an FTP server

Hi
I'm downloading a file via FTP - but I want that file removed after it's downloaded.
So I want to 'move' the file down, rather than copy it... or delete it after it has downloaded
Is this possible with ODI?
Many thanks
Z.

Have a read of :-
Re: Is this possible?
Re: Delete multiple files from FTP Folder
Ok?
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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