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Comments do not open, modify or otherwise process the job file in any way, and are simply
ignored at run-time. They do not have an On Error tab because of this, since they cannot
generate an error in any situation.
Comments have a single property in the General tab, which is the box where you enter the
comment itself. This box does not process variables (it is not a "variable property"), since that
would be of no use at run-time.
File Count
File Count tasks check if a target folder contains a specified number of files. They can be used
as Condition task or as Input task.
When used as Input task, the task triggers the process to run only when the condition is true. As
long as the condition is false, it does nothing (except log any errors).
Setting the file count to 0 allows to take action, for example, when a scheduled process is
expected to have files but it doesn't.
Processing
At run time, the number of files in the folder is compared to the specified value, using the
specified operator.
If the folder or file count value is invalid and the task is used as Input task, the process does not
run. If it is a Condition task, it returns False. No error is generated.
Output
Job Information definitions
When used as Input task, the File Count task sets the following Job Info variables.
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%1 - FolderName. The target folder.
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%2 - Mask. The specified mask.
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%3 - FileCount: The specified file count.
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