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I have a BizTalk 2009 send port that uses the %datetime_bts2000% macro in the file name. When I look at the tracked message event, I don't get the name of the actual file that was sent. I thought I could get it from the context property:

OutboundTransportLocation SFTP://xxx@xxxx.xxx.com:22/Inbound/Encrypted/xxx.xxx.xxx.201101280410324 Promoted http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/system-properties

It turns out that the date is equivalent to my deployment date... not the actual date time stamp of the sent file.

Where do I find the actual filename generated by the Macro?

Dijkgraaf
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  • What SFTP send adapter are you using? Or this is with the file adapter? – Derek Beattie Mar 05 '11 at 20:40
  • nSoftware's SFTP Adapter. I have the same issue with the Microsoft provided File Send Adapter as well. – Christian Loris Mar 14 '11 at 15:09
  • I've always made sure I set these manually in my own pipeline comp to guarantee its in the context. I cannot remember which macro I was using but I found something similar a few years ago. When in doubt, roll your own. – Bryan Corazza Feb 13 '12 at 00:22
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    Bryan, you probably used the %SourceFileName% macro. Christian, if you set the FILE.ReceivedFileName context property either in a Receive Pipeline with custom component or set it in an Orcherstration and use the %SourceFileName% macro then you can see the ReceivedFileName in the Context Properties of the message. – Dijkgraaf Aug 19 '13 at 21:19

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I happen to agree with @Bryan. I have in fact created such a pipeline to preserve OR set the attachment file name explicitly in a pipeline that I use for email.

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