Reg. FTP connection by CMD

are you looking to get rid of windows cmd and use oracle some how?

you set the topic area to Oracle, but it doesn't appear to be an oracle question

No

I want to track my FTP connectivity to the remote server.

I see you've changed the topic area, I'm not sure Exchange is the best one either

The topic which is in the list its not suit for my FTP question. thats why i given the general topic.

Can you able to help me reg. this prob?

This can only work if you log what you do. Then after the logging you still need to parse the log file itself and interpret it correctly, then follow up on the results (retry or alert)
Maybe you're better off with a self-written program instead? Or a very advanced FTP suite (probably paid), that has options to retry, or has alerting options.

Thanks . i am already generating the log file for FTP process everytime. Is there way to use of it to get alert whenever connection got failure

Have another script running, like a few minutes after the FTP job.

Reads latest log file.
Check for errors, by status codes, or error messages.
Action/Alert (Telegram? Email? Retry?)

Is VBScript an option? Attach sample log files (both successful ones as well as error ones)?

Hi,
I have attached the two log files. Failure and success.
FAILURE.log
SUCCESS.log

This is the most basic steps to check for errors (in VBScript):

CONST ForReading = 1
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set Input = objFSO.OpenTextFile("testfail.txt", ForReading)
If instr(Input.ReadAll, "Not connected.") then
	msgbox "BAd stuff!!"
end if
Input.Close

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Obviously, needs to implement getting the newest log file(s) and action/alert code

Thanks for your feedbaCK.
One more constraint, i will not check the PC continuously.
I am automated this FTP in a daily basis. so shall i get any alert like email to me like that.
Is it possible?

Depends. The script can be automated (as I said, schedule it a few minutes after the FTP jobs), and email is an option to be alerted (needs a working SMTP server, that either accepts the mail directly, or can be used as a relay). Personally, I use Telegram to get push alerts on my phone. Also, do you really need it? Because it seems the next run should solve the error in the previous run? Will also run more smoothly if the firewall on the other side puts your IP address in the white list. Because it seems the other side is blocking your connection now and then.