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martin

Re: Root folder deleted using PutFiles with remove switch enabled

torix wrote:

This worked great however, the files in the C:\TEMP\DATA folder itself are not moved, just sub folders and the contents within these.

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torix

Re: Root folder deleted using PutFiles with remove switch enabled

torix wrote:

I observe that when using the PutFiles-method, the root folder given as source is deleted as well. Eg. defining "C:\TEMP\DATA" as a source, the DATA folder is deleted too. I tried "C:\TEMP\DATA\" as source but with the same result.

Short question then : how can I keep the source folder?
(yes, an option would be to create it afterwards)


This worked great however, the files in the C:\TEMP\DATA folder itself are not moved, just sub folders and the contents within these.
martin

Re: Root folder deleted using PutFiles with remove switch enabled

Use C:\TEMP\DATA\* to upload (and delete) just files (and subdirectories) in the directory, not the directory itself.
torix

Root folder deleted using PutFiles with remove switch enabled

I observe that when using the PutFiles-method, the root folder given as source is deleted as well. Eg. defining "C:\TEMP\DATA" as a source, the DATA folder is deleted too. I tried "C:\TEMP\DATA\" as source but with the same result.

Short question then : how can I keep the source folder?
(yes, an option would be to create it afterwards)

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