Rename temporary File

HI,
I am doing a RFC to File scenario , at the Receiver Communication channel I am using the Use Temporary file with the " Put File " option , Now my requirement is to rename this temporary file Else file ca nt be picked by AS400 system.
So My question is can we rename this temporary file ?
If yes then how .
Thanks and Regards,
KLK

Hi,
<i>As renaming temp file is not possible .. If I directly drop my Temp final file on As400 as Venkataramanan was saying and rename it to the required target file name . I am supposed to run a remote command on As400 from XI to do that
using Shell ..</i>
When you choose the option temp file then the file adapter transfers the data of the file by writing the file in the specified directory by a temporary name ( You don't have to choose the temp file name. the system creates the name on its own)
Once the file is fully written the file is renamed with the name that you specified in the FileName paramter of the Adapter.
1. So you don't have to write the shell script.
2. the file adapter generates it's own temp name
3. the file adpater renames it once the file is fully written. you don't have to rename it.
Hope this helps
Regards
Vijaya

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