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bagdrums

Any idea How I download all files EXCEPT filenames containing the current month and Year

Any idea how I download all files EXCEPT filenames containing the current month and year.
So if the current month is 06-2024
and the remote server has a file called 05-2024 and another called 06-2024, I want to just download last months filename 05-2024.
I want to embed the commands in a batch file by the way.
bagdrums

Log file now uploaded as requested

Hi
I have now added the log file as suggested. I tried the command with and without the Delete command to see if that helped
ie
I tried both 
Get delete  "*%TIMESTAMP-M#MMYYYY%*.CSV
 

as well as 
Get  "*%TIMESTAMP-M#MMYYYY%*.CSV
 

I have double checked that the foldername exists on the remote server. 
D:\wsftp-files\users\GW_Test
martin

Re: %TIMESTAMP% Command not downloading previous month's file – any advice?

Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

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bagdrums

%TIMESTAMP% Command not downloading previous month's file – any advice?

Hi
I am trying to get the WinSCP command line to download a file that has last month's (April) Month (MM) and Year (YYYY) number embedded within the filename.
Time of writing is 17th May 2024 so I am expecting the command below to download my April 2024 file located on the remote server – Filename is 042024.CSV
The syntax I am using is: 
Get delete  "*%TIMESTAMP-M#MMYYYY%*.CSV
 

The script output is:-
No file matching '*%TIMESTAMP-M#MMYYYY%*.CSV' found.

Does anyone have any ideas please
I am using the latest version of WinSCP - 6.3.3
(Time of writing is 20/5/24)

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