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	With ''/synchronize'' or ''/keepuptodate'' parameter WinSCP performs //Synchronize// or //Keep remote directory up to date// commands respectively on the specified session and directories. A dialog to set options is displayed first (Note that this is not intended for automation, see [[scripting]]).		With ''/synchronize'' or ''/keepuptodate'' parameter WinSCP performs //Synchronize// or //Keep remote directory up to date// commands respectively on the specified session and directories. A dialog to set options is displayed first (Note that this is not intended for automation, see [[scripting]]).

-	Parameter ''/console'' executes WinSCP in [[scripting\|console (scripting) mode]]. Note that when WinSCP is executed via [[scripting#console_interface_tool\|console interface (WinSCP3.com)]], the ''/console'' parameter is not necessary.	+	Parameter ''/console'' executes WinSCP in [[scripting\|console (scripting) mode]]. Note that when WinSCP is executed via [[scripting#console\|console interface (WinSCP3.com)]], the ''/console'' parameter is not necessary.

	To run batch script either pass script file using ''/script'' parameter or specify the commands directly on command line using ''/command''. In the latter case each following parameter is treated as single command (If the command includes spaces, enclose it in quotes). If both ''/script'' and ''/command'' parameters are used, commands from script file are executed first. When the last command is not ''exit'', regular non-batch mode follows.		To run batch script either pass script file using ''/script'' parameter or specify the commands directly on command line using ''/command''. In the latter case each following parameter is treated as single command (If the command includes spaces, enclose it in quotes). If both ''/script'' and ''/command'' parameters are used, commands from script file are executed first. When the last command is not ''exit'', regular non-batch mode follows.