schedule tasks with automatical Set date and time filter

Forbid Set date and time Action to process files that match initial date and time setting pattern by configuring file exclusion filter. Exclusion filter works in the same way as date and time setting, but with opposite effect - it excludes the files whose date and time would be set otherwise by narrowing the initial date and time set range.

Set date and time Action. Filter properties.

Filter propertiesDescription
Exclude maskSpecify either file name / mask or provide data from variable wizard to exclude matching files from date and time set. Multiple inputs must be separated by | (vertical bar / pipe) character. Read more about specifying file masks and wildcards.
Do not set date and times that are modified afterFiles will be excluded on basis of their age (when it is more recent than specified). Both date / time of file and its age in seconds, minutes, hours or days can be specified. Read more about specifying date / time filter.
Do not set date and times that are modified beforeFiles will be excluded on basis of their age (when it is older than specified). Both date / time of file and its age in seconds, minutes, hours or days can be specified. Read more about specifying date / time filter.
File date to useChoose which file date will be matched when applying exclusion filter. Creation date specifies when file was first created, Last modified date - last time file was changed, Last accessed date - last time file was read.
Variable WizardVariable WizardUse Variable Wizard button to specify more advanced input, such as, taking parameters from file, associated Trigger or other Action.
Time unitstime unitsAllows precise specifying of time periods in milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours or days.
Set date and time Action Filter properties
Additional notes:
  • Note that exclude mask filter is applied to long file name, while both long and short file (8.3) names are present in file system.
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