martin wrote:

I do not understand your code. You upload files. And then you delete the files you have just uploaded.

The code posted is just an example showing how it works for my particular requirements.

Firstly, it shows code for a typical upload to the server.

Secondly it shows deleting the files on the server as opposed to downloading and then deleting.

The windows app generates the script each time the app runs so the file references, ie 6768-*.jpg, will change according to what is required.

So it may be necessary to upload 6768-*.jpg and remove 6760-*.jpg and the script will execute that functionality..

Hope that explanation helps?

I do not understand your code. You upload files. And then you delete the files you have just uploaded.

martin wrote:

You need to add -delete switch:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_synchronize#delete

Thanks Martin
Have since adopted an alternative approach to using 'synchronize', instead using, for example to upload required files, and, for example
to delete files from the server.

The script is generated by the Windows app and is specific to its updating requirements.

You need to add -delete switch:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_synchronize#delete

Hi
WinSCP newbie, so please be gentle
Have three local directories to sync with three remote directories

locals being 'C:\dev\public_html\, C:\dev\public_html\pdfs\, C:\dev\public_html\images\'
remotes being '/public_html/, /public_html/pdfs/, /public_html/images/'

is used for testing and works for uploading to '/public_html/, but if the test *.pdfs are removed from local directory 'C:\dev\public_html\', they are not then removed from remote directory '/public_html/', when the script is run again.

What's missing please?

TIA