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Is there a way of implementing File Listener in Ab Initio?? It should continuously scan a given directory, as soon as a file is placed in that directory, it should copy that file to a working directory and trigger a corresponding Ab Initio graph.

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Last Update: July 12, 2007 Asked by: Hrishikesh Patil

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