Moving file from Target to Archive Directory

Hi All,
My Scenario is that we have a .txt file in Target directory in SAP PI (AL11) and when an arching Script is run this file is moved from Target folder to Archive Folder and also uploaded in R3.
Now the requirement is that the file is transffered from Target to Archive folder without being processed.Now the user want the file back in Taget folder from Archive Folder also user also wants to know who has run the Script.
Please let me know how to put file back from Archive to target folder and check the log as who Run the Script.
Regards,
Nidhi

Hi Nidhi,
I think i am not getting your question
>>when an arching Script is run this file is moved from Target folder to Archive Folder and also uploaded in R3.
Now how the script is run? using OS commands of File adapter or by some other means
>>Now the user want the file back in Taget folder from Archive Folder also user also wants to know who has run the Script.
For getting it back in Target folder, you can manually copy it. Also to see who has done this you need to check how the scripts run. If it runs as a standalone one then you need to see whether in the system you have some log files of the run. If file adapter runs this scripts then check the Communication channel monitoring log (BTW it if was File communication channel which invoked this Scripts then the message would have sent to PI. Need to recheck that too)
Regards
Suraj

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