How to add variables in the file name in Reciever CC?

Hi all ,
I am working on a outbound interface .
in the reciever communication channel i have to gve the file name as
S<plant code >.<file name>.<timestamp > >
example of filename: u201CS141. SPPFE860. 20110421114559u201D (The plant code has to be the same used in the field STABEMT presents in the header).
now in the structure it is like
MT
HEADER
STABMENT
i am using tht Avanced tab in CC but am not able to understand what to gve in reference.
Can you please help???

heyy i could find the solution to it....so am closing the thread..thanksss

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