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> I am trying to derive unique names for files that > come in on our LDM using Replacment-Strings Derived from > the Data-Product Creation-Time. The problem is that I think more than > one file can come in during the same second. This means > that using %Y%m%d%H%M%S for a filename does not give me > enough resolution. Can you tell me how I can get micro-seconds > in the filename using Replacment-Strings Derived > from the Data-Product Creation-Time? I'm afraid there's no mechanism for that. > Also note that I cannot get this or any other unique > info from the data product id since that consists of > ddHHMM (two digit day, two digit hour, and two digit minute). > I have been told that the folks sending the data upstream > will not change their product id. Do you mean to say that the providers of the data-products are using the exact same product-identifier for data-products that are created multiple times per s econd? > Thanks for your advice, > Sue Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: LVW-811992 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: On Hold