Got it. Needed to put the file path that has a directory with spaces in it in double quotes.
- prmayer
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- prmayer
In the examples I found the %2% was used to count for space in a file path. Is there another variable I should use?
- martin
Does the directory really have a name
The
Vendor%2%Data?
The
%2% has a special meaning in WinSCP. It's replaced by the second argument of the script. But you do not pass any. Maybe you wanted to?
- prmayer
See attached log file.
- martin
Re: Put function without naming file
Please attach a full log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
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Put function without naming file
I'm running the below script but I get an error, "No file matching '*' found." Ultimately, I would like to set the name of the file that will be loaded on the remote directory but nothing is working at this point. I've tried using *.txt and it has not worked either. The file name is 7-digits and can be random but it's always a text file.
put -neweronly -filemask=*>24H C:\ats\Vendor%2%Data\* /home/ftp/files/Data/ATS/Vendor/
Anyone have any advice?
Thanks,
Paul
put -neweronly -filemask=*>24H C:\ats\Vendor%2%Data\* /home/ftp/files/Data/ATS/Vendor/
Anyone have any advice?
Thanks,
Paul