Thankyou Martin, i'll give it a try.
- Hushham
The issue is that it uploads file at 2 locations (I have mentioned one folder only).
It uploads in mentioned folder as well as the root.
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- martin
Re: Put delete Uploads file to wrong directory (root directory)
Your
put command upload the files to the current working directory (what is probably the root directory that you refer to).
If you want to delete the local files, use
del Windows command (not WinSCP command).
Though you better check this FAQ:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/faq_delete_synchronized_files
- Hushham
Put delete Uploads file to wrong directory (root directory)
Hi support team,
I am using below command, It should first synchronize the remote directory and then delete all files from local.
The issue is that it uploads file at 2 locations (I have mentioned one folder only).
It uploads in mentioned folder as well as the root.
Commands are
synchronize remote -filemask=*.csv C:\Users\hash\Desktop\BI\ /ZTEFSD/
put -delete C:\Users\hash\Desktop\BI\*.*
logfile is attached.
Thanks
I am using below command, It should first synchronize the remote directory and then delete all files from local.
The issue is that it uploads file at 2 locations (I have mentioned one folder only).
It uploads in mentioned folder as well as the root.
Commands are
synchronize remote -filemask=*.csv C:\Users\hash\Desktop\BI\ /ZTEFSD/
put -delete C:\Users\hash\Desktop\BI\*.*
logfile is attached.
Thanks