Yes, it should trigger correctly if you select the appropriate value in the Trigger Action When property.

From Component Reference Guide:
Trigger action when Select the condition to be met for the action to be carried
out: A file is created A file is deleted A file is updated A file is created or updated or deleted.

There is also an option for Trigger Action when "a file is created, updated, or deleted"

Hi,

indeed tWaitForFile remembets processed files, so a file is processed only once.If you want to receive other events, set the switch "Trigger action when" tp "a file is created, updated or deleted". You will receive other events too (you can filter out what you need e.g. create or update)

To test, don't use "the same" file, at least update (touch) it, so update is recognized

Gabriel

Indeed that's why I wrote to filter other events, e.g. using tFilterRow to get create and update events and throw out deletes if there are not useful..

have fun
         Gabriel