Re: How to pass individual commands at command line ?
There's no command "mv". You need to use "get".
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How to pass individual commands at command line ?
I want to establish a WinSCP session through command line and pass some commands.
The tasks which should be done are e.g.
1.) COnnect to server 111.222.111.222
with user aaa and password bbb
2.) look in subfolder /mysample123
3.) if there are some files matching *.dat
then move them to the local folder
D:\data\fromremote
4.) Close session
How do I pass all these information in ONE WinSCP command line ?
Or is it better to use a batch file mybatch.txt
which contains all sub commands?
How do I pass the batch file name?
winscp.exe aaa:bbb@111.222.111.222 /mysample123 /command "mv *.dat D:\data\fromremote"
does NOT work
Thank you
Peter
The tasks which should be done are e.g.
1.) COnnect to server 111.222.111.222
with user aaa and password bbb
2.) look in subfolder /mysample123
3.) if there are some files matching *.dat
then move them to the local folder
D:\data\fromremote
4.) Close session
How do I pass all these information in ONE WinSCP command line ?
Or is it better to use a batch file mybatch.txt
which contains all sub commands?
How do I pass the batch file name?
winscp.exe aaa:bbb@111.222.111.222 /mysample123 /command "mv *.dat D:\data\fromremote"
does NOT work
Thank you
Peter