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| Note that partial files can be distinguished in file panel by special [[ui_file_panel#special_files|"torn sheet" overlay icon]]. | Note that partial files can be distinguished in file panel by special [[ui_file_panel#special_files|"torn sheet" overlay icon]]. | ||
| - | To configure transfer to temporary file name in [[scripting]], use ''-resumesupport'' switch of file transfer commands. In .NET assembly use ''[[library_transferoptions#resumesupport|TransferOptions.ResumeSupport]]''. | + | To configure transfer to temporary file name in [[scripting]], use ''-resumesupport'' ==switch== of file transfer commands (such as [[scriptcommand_put|''put'']], [[scriptcommand_get|''get'']], etc). In .NET assembly use ''[[library_transferoptions#resumesupport|TransferOptions.ResumeSupport]]''. |
| Transfer to temporary filename is supported with [[sftp|SFTP protocol]] only and only for [[transfer_mode|binary transfers]]. | Transfer to temporary filename is supported with [[sftp|SFTP protocol]] only and only for [[transfer_mode|binary transfers]]. | ||
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| There's an alternative manual method to resume transfer, which can be used with FTP protocol. | There's an alternative manual method to resume transfer, which can be used with FTP protocol. | ||
| - | If you attempt to transfer a file already in the target directory and the target file is smaller then the source file, the [[ui_overwrite|overwrite confirmation dialog]] displays a //Resume// command or an //Append// command (when appending is supported), in the drop·down menu of the //No// button. After you click //Append//, WinSCP opens another prompt that lets you append source file or resume your transfer. | + | If you attempt to transfer a file already in the target directory and the target file is smaller then the source file, the [[ui_overwrite|overwrite confirmation dialog]] displays a //Resume// command or an //Append// command (when appending is supported), in the drop-down menu of the //No// button. After you click //Append//, WinSCP opens another prompt that lets you append source file or resume your transfer. |
| If you resume the transfer, WinSCP will skip a part of the source file equal to the target file's size. The program will only transfer the remainder. | If you resume the transfer, WinSCP will skip a part of the source file equal to the target file's size. The program will only transfer the remainder. | ||