How to Read file name which we are dealing with ODI File tool

Hi,
We are using ODi10g version and we have requirement to move file from one place to another place. We are using ODIFileMove utility but we also want to read file name.
Any help.
Thanks in Advance.

You can accomplish this with a fairly simple Jython script. Use the os.listdir(<directory>) command to get the name of files in a given directory.
You can then (still in the Jython script) loop through the files and move them to a desired location (bypassing the OdiFileMove tool) OR use the Jython script to write the file names to a SQL table. Then, use an ODI procedure to loop through the newly inserted records and store the file name in an ODI variable that you can then use in your OdiFileMove tool etc.
I often refer to this blog entry from Gurcan Orhan as a starting point for this kind of task: Loading multiple files with ODI | Gurcan Orhan&#039;s Oracle Data Integrator Blog

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