Hello
I have a macro that I am using to pass data to an SFTP site. Within the parameters being passed I am trying to send the SFTP site and passkey, hostkey etc. This will allow use by others.
Using multiple update values I was hoping to replace certain text within a string to build the argument for a cmd line program calling winscp.
What I am finding is the substrings never get replaced. The original text references
SFTPADDRESS and te replace string is ticked but when I try to call the macro .The sftp logic fails with the error the host SFTPADDRESS does not exist.
Am I being too ambitous or is the update value the correct approach. Is there anything else I am missing with the macro?
Thanks in advance
C
My guess would be that having multiple update values is causing conflicts, the correct approach in this case would be to connect all of your interface tools to a single action tool (yes you can do this!) and then use the ‘update value with formula’ option to build out your ‘dynamic string’, for example...
”www.”+[#1]+”.com”+[#2]
where #1 and #2 are references to the different interface tools connected to your action.
I hope this is useful.
Ben
@CJD1978 Another option is to use reference shortcuts. This would allow you to test your macro in a much easier fashion. This KB article walks you through it, and I've walked through a quick example at a user group meeting before.
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