Thank you Martin.

It has worked very well.

:lol:

Rirbeiro wrote:

Is it possible to use the "sinchronize" with "-filemask", just to sinchronize the data files on the current date?

Yes, again, the same way.

Anonymous wrote:

The setting on filemask on my script is (-filemask=*>=%TIMESTAMP#yyyy-mm-dd%). This script is working, download the files that has been created on current date.

I would like to download the files by current date and last hour. Is it possible?

Sure. The same way:
-filemask="*>=%TIMESTAMP#yyyy-mm-dd hh:00:00%"

Though you may want to use a relative time:
-filemask="*>=1H"

See
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/file_mask#size_time
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scripting#timestamp

Hi Martin,

Is it possible to use the "sinchronize" with "-filemask", just to sinchronize the data files on the current date?

Best Regards,

Hi Martin,

The setting on filemask on my script is (-filemask=*>=%TIMESTAMP#yyyy-mm-dd%). This script is working, download the files that has been created on current date.

I would like to download the files by current date and last hour. Is it possible?

Thank you

What does it mean "get the file by current date and hour"?

Hi Guys,

I have created a script to get the files from remote to local directory by current date, as below:

"get -filemask=*>=%TIMESTAMP#yyyy-mm-dd% /vv447Q/pdfdanfe/* C:\pdfxml_totvs\%TIMESTAMP#yyyymmdd%\"

Is it possible get the file by current date and hour?

Best Regards,

Ricardo Ribeiro