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martin

If there's a failure, the tor.Check() throws. So should actually never get to the // fail branch (unless you selected no files for transfer, but than it's not a failure). On the other hand the tor.Transfers.Count > 0 is not an indication of success, but possibly of a partial success only. But again, mere fact that tor.Check() did not throw is an indication of success.
huahsin68

Can I perform the check using the following code? 

TransferOperationResult tor = session.PutFiles(...);

tor.Check();



if( tor.Transfers.Count > 0 )

{

   // suscess

}

else

{

   // fail

}


I just test on the code and it works. But I wasn't sure whether this is the right way of checking?
martin

Re: How to track when a file is fail to transfer?

No. The code that checks if there is any failure is transferResult.Check();. Alternatively check TransferOperationResult.Failures.

See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session#results
huahsin68

How to track when a file is fail to transfer?

According to the sample code in C# from this link > https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library#csharp, there is a piece that tracking whether the file is successfully transfer. As shown here: 

// Print results

foreach (TransferEventArgs transfer in transferResult.Transfers)

{

    Console.WriteLine("Upload of {0} succeeded", transfer.FileName);

}


I did some experiment on this code, I found out that this code unable to track when the file was fail to transfer. May I know how could I track when a file is failed to transfer?

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