The document describes the current and automated processes for transferring files from a local drive to an MII server. The current process involves manually checking files in different formats, editing double byte files, and dragging files to the server using WinSCP. The automated process involves running a script to transfer files after preparation, completing the task faster by transferring files in one step regardless of format.
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File Transfer Automation
The document describes the current and automated processes for transferring files from a local drive to an MII server. The current process involves manually checking files in different formats, editing double byte files, and dragging files to the server using WinSCP. The automated process involves running a script to transfer files after preparation, completing the task faster by transferring files in one step regardless of format.
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Transferring of files / list from Local drive to MII server for loading
Task Planned Start Date Actual Start Date
Design 28-Apr-14 Script Coding 29-Apr-14 SIT 2-May-14 Documentation 5-May-14 Current Process
Single Byte File
File is checked to ensure that column formats are strictly followed. Sequence of the columns should also be strictly followed Once checking is done, list should be saved in csv format Open WinSCP In WinSCP, drag the file from the left pane to the right pane. Make sure that the right pane is in the correct directory before dragging the file
Double Byte File (Special Characters, Chinese Characters, etc)
File is checked to ensure that column formats are strictly followed. Sequence of the columns should also be strictly followed Once checking is done, list should be saved in unicode format If file is saved in Unicode format, edit the file in Notepad, MS Word or Wordpad and replace all tabs with comma Save edited file in csv format Open WinSCP In WinSCP, drag the file from the left pane to the right pane. Make sure that the right pane is in the correct directory before dragging the file Change the CCSID attribute of the transferred file Reupload the file from the local drive to the MII directory
Duration: 30 minutes to 1 and a half hours (depending on the size of the file)
Automation Process
This is similar to the current process during the preparation stage
Once list has been prepared, user will run a script that will transfer the file from the local drive to the MII directory Transfer of file is done only once regardless of whether the file contains or does not contain double byte characters