Winscp archive files after uploading

spider1269
spider1269 Member Posts: 77
in NAV Three Tier
I'm wondering how everyone is archiving their files with Winscp after uploading them to a SFTP site. I have everything working except I'm archiving the entire contents of a folder after the files in the folder are uploaded. The issue is the folder is actively having files inserted and I may archive a file before it gets uploaded.

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  • ara3n
    ara3n Member Posts: 9,258
    archive each file after you have uploaded it.
    Ahmed Rashed Amini
    Independent Consultant/Developer


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  • spider1269
    spider1269 Member Posts: 77
    I'm not sure how to do that in Winscp. Every function seems to be folder driven.
  • vaprog
    vaprog Member Posts: 1,166
    spider1269 wrote: »
    I'm not sure how to do that in Winscp. Every function seems to be folder driven.

    Certainly not. I use 
        PROCEDURE SendFile(SourceFileName: Text;DestinationFileName: Text;Overwrite: Boolean);
    VAR
      transferOptions: DotNet "'WinSCPnet, Version=1.7.0.9963, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2271ec4a3c56d0bf'.WinSCP.TransferOptions";
      transferMode: DotNet "'WinSCPnet, Version=1.7.0.9963, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2271ec4a3c56d0bf'.WinSCP.TransferMode";
      transferOperationResult: DotNet "'WinSCPnet, Version=1.7.0.9963, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2271ec4a3c56d0bf'.WinSCP.TransferOperationResult";
      overwriteMode: DotNet "'WinSCPnet, Version=1.7.0.9963, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2271ec4a3c56d0bf'.WinSCP.OverwriteMode";
    BEGIN
      transferOptions := transferOptions.TransferOptions;
      transferOptions.PreserveTimestamp := TRUE;
      transferOptions.TransferMode := transferMode.Binary;
      transferOptions.OverwriteMode := overwriteMode.Overwrite;
      // Overwrite is default. There is no option to throw an error. This code assumes, the existence of a file has been checked if Overwrite is FALSE

      transferOperationResult := WinSCPSession.PutFiles(SourceFileName,DestinationFileName,FALSE,transferOptions);
      transferOperationResult.Check;
    END;

    The filename parameters include absolute or relative paths as needed, formatted according to the file system they belong to.
  • spider1269
    spider1269 Member Posts: 77
    Thank you. I remember seeing this on the WinSCP site a while ago, but I didn't think it would work. I'll take another look at it since I now am able to use known file names.

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