Subscription filenames can include date and time format tokens enclosed in
@{}
. At runtime, SFTP Destination replaces the tokens with the corresponding values.
Common examples include
@{yyyy}
,
@{MM}
, and
@{dd}
. Standard
.NET date/time format patterns
can be combined inside the braces.
Examples
For a subscription running July 12, 2025 at 07:25:00:
The following templates used in the file name setting produce these filenames:
| Subscription File Name | Generated filename |
|---|---|
@{yyyy} Financial Report @{yyyyMMdd}.pdf |
2025 Financial Report 20250712.pdf |
Report_@{yyyy}_@{MM}_@{dd}-@{HH}_@{mm}_@{ss}.csv |
Report_2025_07_12-07_25_00.csv |
Report_@{yyyy_MM_dd-HH_mm_ss}.csv |
Report_2025_07_12-07_25_00.csv |
@{'Report_'yyyyMMdd'.txt'}1 |
Report_20250712.txt |
[email protected]2 |
Report_2025_07_12_072500.xlsx |
2
@timestamp is shorthand for @{yyyy_MM_dd_HHmmss}.