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2005-03-16		2005-04-18
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	===== Transferring Files on Background =====		===== Transferring Files on Background =====
-	To instruct WinSCP to perform the transfer of background, check //Transfer on background (add to transfer queue)// on [[ui_copy\|transfer options dialog]] before the transfer. If you do not use the dialog or want to transfer file on background always, check //[[ui_pref_background#background_transfers\|Transfer on background by default]]// on //Background tab// of Preferences dialog.	+	To instruct WinSCP to perform the transfer on background, check //Transfer on background (add to transfer queue)// on [[ui_copy\|transfer options dialog]] before the transfer. If you do not use the dialog or want to transfer file on background always, check //[[ui_pref_background#background_transfers\|Transfer on background by default]]// on //Background tab// of Preferences dialog.

	Once you instruct WinSCP to perform the transfer of background, the transfer is added at the end of transfer queue (visualised by [[ui_queue\|background transfers queue list]]). WinSCP by default performs at most 2 background transfers at once. If you schedule more transfers, they will wait in the queue until some transfer is finished. For each background transfer WinSCP opens separate SSH connection to the server using the same session option as used for the main session. Once the transfer finishes the connection is kept on background and reused for future transfers.		Once you instruct WinSCP to perform the transfer of background, the transfer is added at the end of transfer queue (visualised by [[ui_queue\|background transfers queue list]]). WinSCP by default performs at most 2 background transfers at once. If you schedule more transfers, they will wait in the queue until some transfer is finished. For each background transfer WinSCP opens separate SSH connection to the server using the same session option as used for the main session. Once the transfer finishes the connection is kept on background and reused for future transfers.