Spagnot wrote:

I have a batch file that works well it's just that I have to type exit and press enter to close it and finish it's processes.
I have it download a file from an ftp site, copy it to my computer, then copies it to a different ftp location. This works fine automatically.
In the same batch file, after my 'put' command I then have:

move "C:\Users\name\Desktop\scp\testt\me1.xls" C:\Users\name\Desktop\scp\testt\backup\
RENAME "C:\Users\name\Desktop\scp\testt\backup\me1.xls" "%Date:~-4,4%-%Date:~-10,2%-%Date:~-7,2%_%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%me1.xls"
exit

In order to have the file moved and renamed, I have to type exit and press enter in the console window. Is there anyway to do this automatically and close the console window?

Wow... All I needed was an "exit" command on the same line as the ftp transfer coding line. Never mind people! Wow I'm good at figuring stuff out myself...

I have a batch file that works well it's just that I have to type exit and press enter to close it and finish it's processes.
I have it download a file from an ftp site, copy it to my computer, then copies it to a different ftp location. This works fine automatically.
In the same batch file, after my 'put' command I then have:

move "C:\Users\name\Desktop\scp\testt\me1.xls" C:\Users\name\Desktop\scp\testt\backup\
RENAME "C:\Users\name\Desktop\scp\testt\backup\me1.xls" "%Date:~-4,4%-%Date:~-10,2%-%Date:~-7,2%_%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%me1.xls"
exit

In order to have the file moved and renamed, I have to type exit and press enter in the console window. Is there anyway to do this automatically and close the console window?