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Use Target File Path in Parameter File



                                                                                                                                                                      
Scenario:

I want to use mapping parameter to store target file path. My question is can define file path in parameter file? If possible can anyone explain how to assign target file path as parameter?

Solution:
You can define the file path in parameter file.

$OutputFileName=your file path here

Give the above mentioned parameter in your parameter file.

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