Is it possible to change the file extention of a file you are getting? I'm connecting to an OpenVMS system and that works fine; however, I need the extention removed from the file when I transfer it to the W2k3 server.
Thanks,
Thanks,
The problems is that the OpenVMS files end in ;1 extention. When I download them with MS Command line ftp, which uses ASCII by default, the files transfer down without the extention. With ScirptFTP the extention stays.
I can't use the RENAME tag to rename files on the remote system. It's VMS and just keeps adding the ;1 to the end of the file.
Is there a way to rename the file after download on the local machine?
I know I can write and call a script to do this, but if I can do it with ScriptFTP, I'd rather do it that way.
Is there a way to rename the file after download on the local machine?
I know I can write and call a script to do this, but if I can do it with ScriptFTP, I'd rather do it that way.
Hello,
My apologies for replying so late. I have received may emails lately.
You can rename the files using TEXTCUT and TEXTLENGTH. For example:
My apologies for replying so late. I have received may emails lately.
You can rename the files using TEXTCUT and TEXTLENGTH. For example:
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$vms_filename="mytestfile.txt;1"
$windows_filename=TEXTCUT($vms_filename,1,TEXTLENGTH($vms_filename)-2)
# Rename the file on the server
RENAMEFILE($vms_filename,$windows_filename)
# Rename the file on the computer where ScriptFTP is running. Beware the quotes.
EXEC('rename "'.$vms_filename.'" "'.$windows_filename.'"')
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