exit is a dos command, close is an ftp command.
use close after you've finished with ftp, and then add an exit to close the batch script.
use close after you've finished with ftp, and then add an exit to close the batch script.
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I am using exit command and it still doesn't exit. I am using PUT command to upload file and right after that I am using exit command and yet WinSCP doesn't close. Any idea why it is happening?
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I am using exit command and it still doesn't exit. I am using PUT command to upload file and right after that I am using exit command and yet WinSCP doesn't close. Any idea why it is happening?
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- martin
Re: How to close WinSCP batch file
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Add an "exit" :)
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How to close WinSCP batch file
I have created a batch file for our SFTP process using WinSCP. The batch file and process executes correctly but for some reason after completing the console returns to a winscp prompt and does not close. I have tried adding "close,disconnect,etc." to the batch, but nothing seems to work except manually going in and typing exit. Does anyone know of a way to close down the console once the batch has executed? Thanks.
simple batch
cd\
cd c:\progra~2\WinSCP
winscp.com /script=SFTP.txt
close
simple batch
cd\
cd c:\progra~2\WinSCP
winscp.com /script=SFTP.txt
close