Hi @DazzaiDe,

Unfortunately, you can't do that as of today.

Is there a specific reason you want to maintain the same name for the triggers? Instead of linking to a static file name, could you point to a root path so that any new files will trigger the job? If this approach is acceptable, you might consider appending a value, like a timestamp, to the files each day, which would allow them to be recognised as new files?

The other option is to schedule it to run every few minutes or hours. This approach should work, but it’s not event-driven, to be honest.

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Hi @Ashwin_DSA ,

Btw, my trigger is pointed to a root path already. My goal is to reprocess any file (if they reupload the raw file again because of some fixes to the data). It's possible with autoloader (reprocess overwritten files), but my problem is how I will automatically trigger the job.

Hi @DazzaiDe,

Understood. Does this help?

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