Using variables
You can define variables in the search pattern and use them in the AutoEx Destination URI or in the script parameters.
See Creating a search pattern.
When the definition is done, a variable is used as a placeholder in the search pattern.
Instead of the variable, any character can stand in the corresponding file name or path. If the pattern is not limited by a fixed value before or after the variable, the entire file or directory name is interpreted as a variable value.
During the execution of the script or when you create a send order, the variables are substituted accordingly.
Thus, you can use file or directory names as parameter, partner, or DSN name for execution.
To define variables, use this syntax:
${<Variable Name>}
C:\EDI_OUT\PARTNER1_INVOIC_001.edi
C:\EDI_OUT\PARTNER1_DESADV_001.edi
C:\EDI_OUT\PARTNER2_INVOIC_001.edi
Search pattern:
C:\EDI_OUT\${PARTNER}_${DSN}_*.edi
AutoEx destination URI:
eurexc://${DSN}@${PARTNER}
When processing the first file, after a variable substitution the AutoEx destination URI would be as follows:
eurexc://INVOIC@PARTNER1
The second file would look as follows:
eurexc://DESADV@PARTNER1
The third file would look as follows:
eurexc://INVOIC@PARTNER2