When you specify the file name for the target file, include special characters based on Linux

STRFTIME

function formats that the mapping task uses to include time stamp information in the file name. The time stamp is based on the organization's time zone.

You cannot append time stamp information to the file name for mappings in advanced mode.

The following table describes some common

STRFTIME

function formats that you might use in a mapping or mapping task:

Special Character	Description
%d	Day as a two-decimal number, with a range of 01-31.
%m	Month as a two-decimal number, with a range of 01-12.
%y	Year as a two-decimal number without the century, with range of 00-99.
%Y	Year including the century, for example 2015.
%T	Applicable only to flat files. Time in 24-hour notation, equivalent to %H:%:M:%S.
%H	Hour in 24-hour clock notation, with a range of 00-24.
%l	Hour in 12-hour clock notation, with a range of 01-12.
%M	Minute as a decimal, with a range of 00-59.
%S	Second as a decimal, with a range of 00-60.
%p	Either AM or PM.