Dropped file names
Time_200404_p1.eps
Time_200404_p2.eps
File naming patterns Source: Time_[#Date:6]_[$Page].[$Ext]
Target: TimeMagazine_[#Date:6]
The reason: You cannot include a character delimiter (for example, :6)
in the target job naming pattern.
Example 2: Incorrect file naming syntax
In the following example, the source file is accepted and a job is
created, but with the wrong name. The job name is named eps_pages
because the second [$] wild card (that is not back-referenced)
overwrites the first [$] wild card (that is not back referenced).
Dropped file names
Job_2234.eps
Job2234_Covers.eps
Job2234_Inserts.eps
File naming patterns
Source: [$].[$]
Target: [$]_pages
New job name or existing job
found
eps_pages
The reason: You cannot use a wild card more than once without a
named back reference. The created job is named whatever is
referenced by the last wild card.
Example 3: Insufficient back references
In the following example, a new job is created for every source file.
Dropped file names Job_1234_042004_001.ps
Job_1234_042004_002.ps
File naming patterns Source: [$].[%]
Target: [$]
The reason: The target job naming pattern is too generic; there are
insufficient back references. All source files match the [$] target job
file naming pattern.
Note: A generic source file naming pattern is valid only when moving or renaming
files, as shown in the following example.
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