Hey, I am actually running it on command prompt but I couldn't find where to put it and i figure this is the closest thing to it. A script will work but I prefer command line. Either one, I will be greatful. :)
I am running this on schedule task: "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS LPS ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\"
This will call on the software and run the job. The job will copy the files on the remote folder and place them on a local drive (local:\\as1) What I want to do is to have the task call on the software, run the job, and when done copying the files, DELETE them. If I can get it to cut and paste to local, that works too. i am running it on Schedule task RUN: so the syntax is the same as it will be on command prompt but I have no problem calling on a script if thats necessary. Any help is grateful. Even if its pointing to the direction of where I'll get more help. Thanks.
> Hey, I am actually running it on command prompt but I couldn't find where > to > put it and i figure this is the closest thing to it. A script will work > but I > prefer command line. Either one, I will be greatful. :)
> I am running this on schedule task: > "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS LPS > ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d > "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\"
> This will call on the software and run the job. The job will copy the > files > on the remote folder and place them on a local drive (local:\\as1) > What I want to do is to have the task call on the software, run the job, > and > when done copying the files, DELETE them. If I can get it to cut and paste > to > local, that works too. i am running it on Schedule task RUN: so the syntax > is > the same as it will be on command prompt but I have no problem calling on > a > script if thats necessary. Any help is grateful. Even if its pointing to > the > direction of where I'll get more help. Thanks.
Since you prefer a "command line" solution, here is a batch file that will do the trick: @echo off "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS LPS ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\" del /Q \\as1\\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inbound\*.*
The name(s) of the file(s) you wish to delete is not too clear from your description, hence you must check the above code carefully. Save it as "c:\GrJ.bat", for example, then use the Task Scheduler to run c:\GrJ.bat.
Thank you. The code you provide deletes the files from \\as01. I need the batch to delete the files from the remote connection /ClientExtracts. I switch the directories, does it look correct? All we are copying at .txt files. Also, is there to set it so that it only delete the files of certain age? such as two days..
> "GrJ Computers, Javi, essejc," > <GrJComputersJaviess...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3A3C95F3-99A8-4CAD-B65F-D66CFE88C6E7@microsoft.com... > > Hey, I am actually running it on command prompt but I couldn't find where > > to > > put it and i figure this is the closest thing to it. A script will work > > but I > > prefer command line. Either one, I will be greatful. :)
> > I am running this on schedule task: > > "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS LPS > > ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d > > "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\"
> > This will call on the software and run the job. The job will copy the > > files > > on the remote folder and place them on a local drive (local:\\as1) > > What I want to do is to have the task call on the software, run the job, > > and > > when done copying the files, DELETE them. If I can get it to cut and paste > > to > > local, that works too. i am running it on Schedule task RUN: so the syntax > > is > > the same as it will be on command prompt but I have no problem calling on > > a > > script if thats necessary. Any help is grateful. Even if its pointing to > > the > > direction of where I'll get more help. Thanks.
> Since you prefer a "command line" solution, here is a batch file that will > do the trick: > @echo off > "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS LPS > ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d > "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\" > del /Q > \\as1\\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inbound\*.*
> The name(s) of the file(s) you wish to delete is not too clear from your > description, hence you must check the above code carefully. Save it as > "c:\GrJ.bat", for example, then use the Task Scheduler to run c:\GrJ.bat.
Your response is unclear. The location I suggested (\\as1\\CorpData\IT) *is* a remote location whereas the string "/ClientExtracts" is a switch or a parameter but *not* a remote location.
If you with to delete files by age then you could use one of the following options:
a) Write a VB Script based on the File System Object so that you can examine the date stamp of each file before deleting the file itself. If you prefer this option then writing some of the basic code yourself before asking for help on the finer details would be good starting point. b) Write a batch file based on xxcopy.exe and use the facility built into this tool to delete files by age. If you prefer this option then you should download xxcopy.exe from http://www.xxcopy.com/xxcopy/, then repost your question in alt.msdos.batch.nt if you need more help since it is a batch file query, not a VB Script question.
"GrJ Computers, Javi, essejc,"
<GrJComputersJaviess...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> Thank you. The code you provide deletes the files from \\as01. I need the > batch to delete the files from the remote connection /ClientExtracts. I > switch the directories, does it look correct? All we are copying at .txt > files. Also, is there to set it so that it only delete the files of > certain > age? such as two days..
>> "GrJ Computers, Javi, essejc," >> <GrJComputersJaviess...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3A3C95F3-99A8-4CAD-B65F-D66CFE88C6E7@microsoft.com... >> > Hey, I am actually running it on command prompt but I couldn't find >> > where >> > to >> > put it and i figure this is the closest thing to it. A script will work >> > but I >> > prefer command line. Either one, I will be greatful. :)
>> > I am running this on schedule task: >> > "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS >> > LPS >> > ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d >> > "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\"
>> > This will call on the software and run the job. The job will copy the >> > files >> > on the remote folder and place them on a local drive (local:\\as1) >> > What I want to do is to have the task call on the software, run the >> > job, >> > and >> > when done copying the files, DELETE them. If I can get it to cut and >> > paste >> > to >> > local, that works too. i am running it on Schedule task RUN: so the >> > syntax >> > is >> > the same as it will be on command prompt but I have no problem calling >> > on >> > a >> > script if thats necessary. Any help is grateful. Even if its pointing >> > to >> > the >> > direction of where I'll get more help. Thanks.
>> Since you prefer a "command line" solution, here is a batch file that >> will >> do the trick: >> @echo off >> "C:\Program Files\Ipswitch\WS_FTP Professional\wsftppro56.exe" -s "FIS >> LPS >> ClientExtracts IMPORT:/ProcessManagement/*" -d >> "local:\\as1\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inboun d\" >> del /Q >> \\as1\\CorpData\IT\SQLSupport\IntegrationServices\ETL_LPS\Data\Inbound\*.*
>> The name(s) of the file(s) you wish to delete is not too clear from your >> description, hence you must check the above code carefully. Save it as >> "c:\GrJ.bat", for example, then use the Task Scheduler to run c:\GrJ.bat.
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