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Have you tried using concat(). It looks as if you are just sending a string, instead of adding your pv!FolderName to the string
concat("Inbox/",pv!folderName)

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anthonyp8915Answer
July 1, 2025

Have you tried using concat(). It looks as if you are just sending a string, instead of adding your pv!FolderName to the string
concat("Inbox/",pv!folderName)

    manavik105
    manavik105Author
    July 1, 2025

    Thank you [mention:2c9d491645694c278354adda893be6e7:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05]  Do you know how can i check if this file path exists using command prompt? Or what would be the linux command to check if concat("Inbox/",pv!FolderName) exists? 

    harshas2775
    harshas2775
    July 1, 2025

    When you click on the little edit box besides Value it will open an expression editor. There you can mention value as "Inbox/"& pv!FolderName or concat("Inbox/",pv!FolderName). With the operator & or function concat() system will fetch the data from pv and merge with string giving output as expected. 

    Hope this helps!

      manavik105
      manavik105Author
      July 1, 2025

      Thank you [mention:65b14048184a4eb5aff3a76c87b97431:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] that works. Do you know how can i check if this file path exists using command prompt? Or what would be the linux command to check if concat("Inbox/",pv!FolderName) exists? 

      mikes0011
      mikes0011
      Brainy
      July 1, 2025

      You would use the "check contents" smart service (either the "get remote folder contents" node, or the "getfoldercontentsoversftp()" rule), on the root folder (just pass in a "null" or "/" value for "server remote folder" / "server file path" to check the root directory), and check your list of results for the folder you're looking for.

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