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The FileInput node creates an mqsitransitin subdirectory in the input directory. The mqsitransitin subdirectory holds and locks the input files while they are being processed. The integration node reads the file and propagates a message, or messages, by using the contents of the file. By default the file is archived to 'mqsiarchive' under the file input directory. If you select Move to Archive Subdirectory, the source file is moved to the archive subdirectory of the input directory. The subdirectory name is mqsiarchive. For example, if the input directory is /var/fileinput, the absolute path of the archive subdirectory is /var/fileinput/mqsiarchive. If this directory does not exist, the integration node creates it when it first tries to move a file there.
Specify a value for the Action on failing file property to determine what the node is to do with the input file after all attempts to process its contents fail: Move to Backout Subdirectory. The file is moved to the backout subdirectory of the input directory. The name of this subdirectory is mqsibackout. If the input directory is /var/fileinput, the absolute path of the backout subdirectory is /var/fileinput/mqsibackout. If this subdirectory does not exist, the integration node creates it when it first tries to move a file there.
FileOutput node: The file is then moved to the specified output directory. If this transfer fails, you can specify if the file is deleted, moved to the failure directory (mqsifailure), renamed before being moved to the failure directory, or no action is taken on the file.
If an integration server that processes files in this input directory is removed, check the mqsitransitin subdirectory for partially processed or unprocessed files. Move any such files back into the input directory and remove the integration server UUID prefix from the file names, so that they can be processed by a different integration server.