How does that relate to WinSCP script?

Thanks...
But it seems that .Net framework uses above command.
Sorry if I am wrong.

There's no if command.

See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/script_checking_file_existence

Hi guys,

I am executing script from windows using batch file and calling winscp internally, i want to perform conditional operation on linux server.
When I execute any if statement it gives me unknown command if.

Please help me, I just need to check if file exists on particular linux path, if not then move file from one linux path to above linux path.

First, for script that involve any conditional processing, using WinSCP .NET assembly is recommended:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library

Anyway, make sure you start your script with "option batch abort"
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_option
And make your "call" command return code >= 2

I am using winscp.com scripting and basically trying to first check if a file already exist. If it does, then I want to cancel the rest of the script. I can "fake" this by adding this to my script:



as that breaks the "session" and causes all other commands to just crap out with
No Session.
No Session.
No Session.
No Session.

but is it possible to have a clean exit from the winscp script itself?

Thanks