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SOSFTP Documentation 14 Figure 5: Importing the Transfer History Data by two alternative ways 3.2.1 Importing the Transfer History The primary task of the SOSFTP Server is to collect the transfer history created by the SOSFTP Clients and to store this information into the Transfer History Database. This step is required for subsequent data analysis. There are two ways how to import the file transfer history into the database: Figure 6: Jobs and Job Chains for importing the File Transfer History Software- und Organisations-Service GmbH
SOSFTP Documentation 15 Import by Receiving Remote Files: Periodically the Job Scheduler creates an order for each defined SOSFTP Client to start the Job Chain 1 (scheduler_sosftp_history_receive) which contains the Collect Job (scheduler_sosftp_history_receive). For each order the Collect Job receives by FTP/SFTP the transfer history files from the respective SOSFTP Client. The transfer history files are then stored in a local directory which is monitored by Job Chain 2 (scheduler_sosftp_history_file_order). Job Chain 2 implements the Import Job (scheduler_sosftp_import). For each transfer history file in the monitored directory a file order is automatically created by the Job Scheduler and the Import Job imports the information given in the respective transfer history files into the database. With the import being completed the local file copies are removed from the monitored directory. Import by Receiving UDP Messages: A SOSFTP Client is configured to actively send an UDP message which contains the information for each file that is being transferred. If one file transfer is executed for multiple files, then for each file a separate UDP message is being sent The UDP message is an order for Job Chain 3 (scheduler_sosftp_history) which contains the Import Job (scheduler_sosftp_import). Software- und Organisations-Service GmbH
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