Josef wrote:

If you can login using SSH on the server and can use shell commands, not only SFTP you could use plink!
https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/htmldoc/Chapter7.html#plink

Exactly, I would suggest the same.

If you can login using SSH on the server and can use shell commands, not only SFTP you could use plink!
https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/htmldoc/Chapter7.html#plink

Yes. Stdout of windows process to the stdin of WinScp and WinScp should write this stream to file...

Yes. Stdout of windows process to the stdin of WinScp and WinScp should write this stream to file...

Dmitriy.Boiko wrote:

Is there possibility to give extracted data to winscp entrance that it could copy it to the remote linux server via sftp?

Do you mean to upload data fed into standard input of WinSCP?

Hello, guys! I am not much familiar with winscp, and I had not found the answer to my question on the forums.

Description:
I have a program, which extracts data from Oracle (Windows server). Result can be printed both to console and file. Extracted file is VERY big, so there is no possibility to store all the data on Windows. It is also not acceptable to extract data by parts.
Question:
Is there possibility to give extracted data to winscp entrance that it could copy it to the remote linux server via sftp?

Thank you.