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files in the queue. Once all the files are gone, the task polls the input folder again to see if new
files are present and, if so, the process continues with these files. Otherwise, the process ends.
Note
The MS Graph REST API is limited to a certain number of requests within a certain
period of time. This is called throttling. When throttling comes into play, the plugin
receives HTTP response 429. The plugin will log the error and retry, but it exits with an
error after 15 unsuccessful attempts.
Output
The output to this task is a series of individual files, one after the other. These files are not
modified in any way from when they are captured from the source folder.
Job Information definitions
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%1 - User. This is the OneDrive user's ID.
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%2 - Source File Name. Contains the file name (excluding path but including extension)
of the file name that is captured. Equivalent to using the %o system variable.
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%3 - Folder: Contains the folder from which the data was captured.
Task properties
General Tab
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Folders: Enter the full path of a folder from which the input files are to be taken. The first /
refers to the root folder. For its subfolders, the first / is optional.
This is a variable property field. You can use any combination of text, variables and data
selections; see "Variable task properties" on page303.
Click the Add button to add the folder to the list. Note that subfolders of the given folders
are not taken into account; if they need to be monitored, they must be added to the list
separately.
When a folder doesn't exist in the system it will be created at runtime.
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Masks: Enter a single or multiple file names or use file name masks (separated by a
semicolon). See "Masks" on page306.
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