I'm trying to rename .wld files to .jpw after an image has been processed but the following dos command is not working. Any idea?
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+22- Influencer
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Have you tried ren "$(output_folder)" *.wld *.jgw?
Also, check if the command works all right outside FME.
+60- Celebrity
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There should be a \ between the last part of the output folder and the *.wld, so this should work:
ren $(output_folder)\*.wld *.jgwAlso, if there's spaces in the pathname, you might need to wrap that parameter and the \*.wld in " marks
+22- Contributor
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Looks like there is a space between the output folder and the file name. That should be one continuous path without spaces. If the path contains spaces, use quotes as mentioned by @oscard