What does the Virtual Path not show?

The Virtual Path is primarily a conceptual tool used in data processing to help users understand the context and organization of their data during processing tasks. It captures the hierarchical structure of folders and files and provides vital information on what is being processed.

The aspect that the Virtual Path does not visibly represent is the name of the file. While it may show a pathway leading to files and folders, the specific naming of individual files is not its focus. This feature is designed to help users navigate the folder structures and understand the relationships between different folders and their contents without necessarily detailing every file name in the process.

This lack of detail regarding file names allows for a broader view of processing without getting bogged down in specifics that might not be necessary for understanding the overall process. Other aspects, such as the original folder chosen for processing, the complete folder structure, and the processing status, can be visually represented in the Virtual Path, giving users comprehensive insight into their data management and processing status.