Thanks
I'll try that. Appreciated.
- paul.moreland
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- martin
Re: Forward Progress
If you want to download yesterday's files, use:
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/file_mask#size_time
get *.* -filemask=">=yesterday<today"
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/file_mask#size_time
- paul.moreland
Forward Progress
I think I'm getting somewhere, I've changed the above to:
This now brings files back with the same date as when the script runs, ideally I'd like it to bring back only the files dated the day before but can't seem to suss out the mask to do that, any suggestions?
Again, thanks in advance.
get *.* -filemask=">=1D" -preservetime
This now brings files back with the same date as when the script runs, ideally I'd like it to bring back only the files dated the day before but can't seem to suss out the mask to do that, any suggestions?
Again, thanks in advance.
- paul.moreland
Retrieving files from FTP by date.
I have a script which runs at 05.45 each day, it retrieves file from an AWS bucket to a directory, it should retrieve files from the previous day. These files are then picked up via a UNC share by a 3rd party system. The issue is that the files come in as a pair of files but my script only picks up a single file:
I'd appreciate any help.
open <BUCKET CONNECTION STRING - THIS IS FINE>
lcd C:\EcoDrive
cd ECODRIVE
get *.* %TIMESTAMP-1D#yyyymmdd% -preservetime
exit
I'd appreciate any help.