FileCopy Placeholders

Created by Jason Carr, Modified on Thu, 14 Mar at 6:15 PM by Jason Carr

%DateTime%	Returns the Date and Time
%Year%	Returns the current year as yyyy
%Year_2%	Returns the current year as yy
%Day_Of_Week%	Returns the day of the week as ddd
%Day_Of_Week_No%	Returns the day number in the week (Mon = 1, Tue = 2, Wed = 3, Thu = 4, Fri = 5, Sat = 6, Sun = 7)
%Time%	Returns the time in the format of HHmmss
%Time_12%	Returns the time in the format of hhmmss t
%MachineName%	Returns the Computer Name running FileCopy
%Date%	Returns the date in format ddMMyyyy
%DateTime%	Returns the date and time
%Date_US%	Returns the date in format MMddyyy
%Day%	Returns the day number in format dd
%Month%	Returns the Month in format MM
%Week_No%	Returns the Calendar Week number. The Calendar Week is calculated from the first full week of the year.
%Week_No_2%	Returns the Calendar Week number padded with zeros. The Calendar Week is calculated from the first full week of the year.
%Start_Time%	Returns the start time of the FileCopy Job in format HHmm00
%Start_Time_US%	Returns the start time of the FileCopy Job in format hhmm00 t
%Rec_Start_Time%	Returns the recording start time of the FileCopy Job in format HHmm00
%Rec_Start_Time_US%	Returns the recording start time of the FileCopy Job in format HHmm00 t
{DateAdd}	See DateAdd
%SourceFileName%	Returns the FileName of the file being processed.
%SourceFileNameNoExtension%	Returns the FileName without the extension of the file being processed.
%SourceFilenameExtension%	Returns the File extension of the file being processed.
%Broadcast_Week_No%	Returns the Broadcast Week number. The broadcast week starts in the week where the 1st January lands.
%Broadcast_Week_No_2%	Returns the Broadcast Week number padded with zeros. The broadcast week starts in the week where the 1st January lands.
%AutoIncrement%	Returns the Auto Increment number as setup in the Auto Increment section of the Multiple Files selection. Auto Increment can then be set to be increased hourly, daily, or weekly.