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cdun2 · 10-22-2010, 04:09 PM

I've taken a look at this: https://oss.azurewebsites.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1237

I am totally confused on how the .fqf file is supposed to be set up. I have an SFTP site, and I want to set up a schedule to transfer files to a folder on that site.

The type would be a file (0)
The transfer direction would be to the SFTP server (0)
The Source Host is my local C drive.
The Target Host (in Site Manager) is named LocalSFTP
The source filename is C:\SFTP_FileUploadTest\TestFile.txt
The target filename is Test/TestFile.txt

I'm not sure about what the file size would be at the time of upload. Is this basically how the contents of the file should look?

<Type>[0]<Direction>[0]<Source Host>[C:\SFTP_FileUpload\]<Target Host>[LocalSFTP]<SourceFileName>[C:\SFTP_FileUploadTest\TestFile.txt]<Target Filename>[TestFile.txt]<File Size>[?????]

I take it that I need to create these in a text editor and save them as .fqf files? I didn't see a utility in the application for this.

Thank you for your help.

cdun2

10-22-2010, 04:09 PM
cdun2 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 24	I've taken a look at this: https://oss.azurewebsites.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1237 I am totally confused on how the .fqf file is supposed to be set up. I have an SFTP site, and I want to set up a schedule to transfer files to a folder on that site. The type would be a file (0) The transfer direction would be to the SFTP server (0) The Source Host is my local C drive. The Target Host (in Site Manager) is named LocalSFTP The source filename is C:\SFTP_FileUploadTest\TestFile.txt The target filename is Test/TestFile.txt I'm not sure about what the file size would be at the time of upload. Is this basically how the contents of the file should look? <Type>[0]<Direction>[0]<Source Host>[C:\SFTP_FileUpload\]<Target Host>[LocalSFTP]<SourceFileName>[C:\SFTP_FileUploadTest\TestFile.txt]<Target Filename>[TestFile.txt]<File Size>[?????] I take it that I need to create these in a text editor and save them as .fqf files? I didn't see a utility in the application for this. Thank you for your help. cdun2 Last edited by cdun2; 10-22-2010 at 04:40 PM. Reason: confusion with .fqf files