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martin

Re: Where to find info to parameterized scripts

Anonymous wrote:

very many thanks to your reply. My problem is that i find no information how to make a parameterized WinSCP file. I cannot find anything in the doc.

There's no support for that in WinSCP. But you can do that from batch file. There is some example for that in documentation.
Guest

Wildcards don't work with WinScp Script

Hi,

I have the problem that the wildcard '*' does not work in my script. When I enter the concrete name of a file it works fine. But when I enter *.dat it returns with error. :/

Do you have any ideas?

Cheers,
Barbara

option batch on
option confirm off
option transfer automatic
get /home/oracle/incoming/*.dat d:\outgoing\
close
exit
Guest

Where to find info to parameterized scripts

Hi prikryl,

very many thanks to your reply. My problem is that i find no information how to make a parameterized WinSCP file. I cannot find anything in the doc.

The option with /command is also a good suggestion but it would be great if it would be possible to make it with a WinScp to make it more structured.

Thank you!

Cheers,
Barbara
martin

Re: Parameters for WinSCP Script

You may generate the parametrized WinSCP script file or use /command option instead of /script.
Bpepsi

Parameters for WinSCP Script

Hi Gurus,

I want to copy files from my local system to the server and vice versa. After the coping I want to mark this files so that the files will not be transfered twice.

To have all informations central in one file I created a .bat file to store the necessary infos in MS-Dos variables. (f.e.: the username, hostname, ...)

It works fine to use this info for the connect. But now I have the problem on how to pass the infos to the WinSCP script. :( (f.e.: the folder where the transmitted filed should be stored)

Is there any way to pass parameters to the WinSCP script?

Thank you for your help.

Cheers,Barbara


---------------------------------------------
set_transfer_env.bat <-- Script to set the infos centrally

@ECHO OFF
rem ---- Server to Local
SET IN_SCRIPT=get_file.txt
SET IN_USERNAME=oracle
SET IN_HOST=asbudemo.at.oracle.com
SET IN_LOCAL_PATH=D:\incoming
SET IN_SERVER_PATH=/home/oracle/ingoing
SET IN_FILE_NAME=Bankfile.dat
rem ---- Local to Server
SET OUT_SCRIPT=put_file.txt
SET OUT_USERNAME=oracle
SET OUT_HOST=asbudemo.at.oracle.com
SET OUT_LOCAL_PATH=D:\outgoing
SET OUT_SERVER_PATH=/home/oracle/outgoing
SET OUT_FILE_NAME=Bankfile.dat

-----------------------------------------------------
start_get_file.bat <-- Script to call WinSCP

call set_transfer_env.bat
winscp3.exe /console /script=%IN_SCRIPT% %IN_USERNAME%:%1@%IN_HOST%
if errorlevel 1 goto error

echo Download succeeded
exit

:error
echo Download failed


------------------------------------------------------------
get_file.txt <-- WinSCP Script

option batch on
option confirm off
option transfer automatic
get /home/oracle/incoming/Bankfile.dat d:\outgoing\
close
exit