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&nbsp; With the built-in windows client, a download, delete, upload will be it. &nbsp;There is no rename or move command. &nbsp;Other FTP clients may offer those features.<br />
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Thanks! &nbsp;It never occurred to me that you could move a file by renaming it to the new folder. &nbsp;Cool.
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I've got vba code for building a script file for use with <a href="ftp://ftp.exe" rel="ugc">ftp.exe</a>, but it only supports uploading and downloading to/from local computer and server.<br />
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But, I don't want to transfer files from my local computer. &nbsp;I want to MOVE files from one server folder to another server folder.<br />
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Anyone know how I can do this?
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I've got vba code for building a script file for use with ftp.exe, but it only supports uploading and downloading to/from local computer and server.

But, I don't want to transfer files from my local computer.  I want to MOVE files from one server folder to another server folder.

Anyone know how I can do this?


  With the built-in windows client, a download, delete, upload will be it.  There is no rename or move command.  Other FTP clients may offer those features.

JimD.

Thanks!  It never occurred to me that you could move a file by renaming it to the new folder.  Cool.

Move files WITHIN a server using ftp.exe

I&#39;ve got vba code for building a script file for use with ftp.exe, but it only supports uploading and downloading to/from local computer and server.

But, I don&#39;t want to transfer files from my local computer.  I want to MOVE files from one server folder to another server folder.

Anyone know how I can do this?

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