Greetings,
I'm sort of "in training" using workbench and ran across a problem that involves writing to a file. Essentially the process is this:
1. User uploads a file (e.g. "100% Carbs.doc")
2. Variables are set and trying to save the file using the process causes an error because of the % symbol (confirmed by removing the % and having it save perfectly).
So I was wondering if the % sign is a special character in workbench? If it's not, why does workbench keep telling me there is a syntax error in the expression (/process_data/data/sFilename, where sFilename = 100% Carbs.doc)?
Thanks, and if any further explaination is needed, please let me know).
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Yes, it is a special character.
The field is labeled "Pathname pattern" so you could use a pattern that contains a % in there. There is some code that checks for that special character and act accordingly.
Jasmin
Jasmin,
Thank you for your response. We ended up just catching exceptions and telling the user to rename the file and attempt a re-upload. This was possibly not the best solution, but we still couldn't figure out how to take in the %, set it in a variable, and then write to a file with that variable's name.
Thank you for your advice!
Alex
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