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Introduction

A temporary storage Temporary Storage connection is configured using the temporary storage Temporary Storage connector to establish access to temporary storage on the agent machine. Once a connection is established, you can configure one or more temporary storage Temporary Storage activities associated with that connection to use as a source or target within an operation or script.

Creating or Editing a Temporary Storage Connection

From the design canvas, open the Connectivity tab of the design component palette:

To configure a new temporary storage Temporary Storage connection, within the Connectors filter, click the temporary storage Temporary Storage connector block:

To configure an existing temporary storage Temporary Storage connection, within the Endpoints filter, double-click the temporary storage Temporary Storage connection block:

This will open a configuration screen for the temporary storage Temporary Storage connection, covered next.

Configuring a Temporary Storage Connection

Configuration of a temporary storage Temporary Storage connection includes these fields:

• Endpoint Name: Enter a name to use to identify the temporary storage Temporary Storage connection. The name must be unique for each temporary storage Temporary Storage connection and must not contain forward slashes (/) or colons (:). As a specific connection and its activities are referred to as an endpoint, this name is also used to identify the temporary storage Temporary Storage endpoint.

• Test: Click this button to verify the connection with the agent. The temporary storage path and files can be specified later during activity configuration.
• Save Changes: Click this button to save and close the connection configuration.
• Discard Changes: After making changes to a new or existing configuration, click Discard Changes to close the configuration without saving. A message will ask you to confirm that you want to discard changes.
• Delete: After opening an existing connection configuration, click Delete to permanently delete the connection from the project and close the configuration (see Component Dependencies, Deletion, and Removal).

Next Steps

After configuring a temporary storage Temporary Storage connection, you can configure one or more temporary storage read or writemore Temporary Storage Read or Write activities associated with that connection to use as a source or target within an operation or script. For more information, see these activities:

• Read: Reads data from a local storage Temporary Storage connection and is used as a source in an operation or a script.
• Write: Writes data to a local storage Temporary Storage connection and is used as a target in an operation or a script.