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transformations:emailcommand [2025/08/13 20:40] – add new list folders option craigttransformations:emailcommand [2026/09/22 10:29] (current) – Minor wording changes roberto
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 |Command|Select the operation to perform on the email messages.  Options:  //List folders//, //Mark as read//, //Mark as unread//, //Delete//, //Delete permanently//, or //Move to folder//.| |Command|Select the operation to perform on the email messages.  Options:  //List folders//, //Mark as read//, //Mark as unread//, //Delete//, //Delete permanently//, or //Move to folder//.|
 |Message IDs|Select the column from the incoming dataset that contains the Message IDs of the emails to operate on.| |Message IDs|Select the column from the incoming dataset that contains the Message IDs of the emails to operate on.|
-|Folder<sup>*</sup>|Select the folder containing the emails to operate on.  Options:  //Incoming// or //Other// (and enter or browse to the desired folder).| +|Folder<sup>*</sup>|Select the folder containing the emails to operate on (//Source folder// for the //Move to folder// command).  Options:  //Inbox// or //Other// (and enter or browse to the desired folder).| 
-|If a message does not exist or cannot be processed|Select how EasyMorph behaves when a specified email message either doesn't exist or cannot be operated on.  Options:  //Fail// (stop the workflow and display an error), //Warn// (continue the workflow and display a warning), or //Add column with operational result// (a column called //Operation result// is appended to the dataset with the result of the operation for each row).|+|If a message doesn'exist or can'be processed|Select how EasyMorph behaves when a specified email message either doesn't exist or cannot be operated on.  Options:  //Fail// (stop the workflow and display an error), //Warn// (continue the workflow and display a warning), or //Add column with operation result// (a column called //Operation result// is appended to the dataset with the result of the operation for each row).|
 <sup>*</sup> Setting can be specified using a [[:parameters|parameter]].\\ <sup>*</sup> Setting can be specified using a [[:parameters|parameter]].\\
  
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 ====Move to folder options==== ====Move to folder options====
 ^Option ^Description ^ ^Option ^Description ^
-|Destination folder<sup>*</sup>|Select the folder to move the specified email messages into.  Options:  //Incoming// or //Other// (and enter or browse to the\\ desired folder).|+|Destination folder<sup>*</sup>|Select the folder to move the specified email messages into.  Options:  //Inbox// or //Other// (and enter or browse to the\\ desired folder).|
 <sup>*</sup> Setting can be specified using a [[:parameters|parameter]].\\ <sup>*</sup> Setting can be specified using a [[:parameters|parameter]].\\
  
transformations/emailcommand.txt · Last modified: by roberto

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