Thank you so much! Works flawlessly! I really appreciate all of your assistance!

Sorry, I've totally forgot that you cannot combine URL-like session parameter with the /command parameter. See documentation for more details. But you can do:

Here's the output,

C:\Temp>winscp3.com scp://user1:password1@myhost.com/pub/data /command "put file1.txt"
Initialisation...
Searching for host...
Connecting to host...
Authenticating...
Using username "user1".
Authenticating with pre-entered password.
Authenticated.
Starting the session...
Reading remote directory...
Session started.
Active session: [1] user1@myhost.com
winscp>

It does work with if I create a "script.txt" file that contains put C:\file1.txt. However, I would prefer not to do that since I'm trying to run this command from within a PERL script.

Can you post an output of the command on console?

Also,
would it work, if you use:
winscp3 scp://myusername:mypassword@myhostname/myremotepath /script=script.txt
and script.txt contains
put c:\myfile.dat
?

Thanks for replying prikryl. I currently have "Version 3.8.2 (Build 330)" installed on a Windows XP machine.

What version of WinSCP are you using?

OK, so I run the following from a command-prompt,

winscp3 scp://myusername:mypassword@myhostname/myremotepath /command "put c:\myfile.dat"

It connects to the "myhostname" just fine, but it doesn't copy the "myfile.dat" file to the host. I do not want to create a script for such a simple task. Any ideas why I can't get it to copy the file?

Thanks.