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Thank you and I was pleased to assist you.
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Thank you and I was pleased to assist you.

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In IPSwitch ftp professional 12.6<br />
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I have a scheduled task that transfers files from a customer FTP to my local folder<br />
Works fine<br />
I have delete access on the customer folder<br />
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What I need is Post transfer... after that task has run<br />
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Sometime later<br />
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I need to delete the files in the customer FTP<br />
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I don;t care if I need to include it in the current scheduled activity<br />
<br />
Or create a new one that runs an hour later<br />
<br />
This runs only once a day
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In IPSwitch ftp professional 12.6

I have a scheduled task that transfers files from a customer FTP to my local folder
Works fine
I have delete access on the customer folder

What I need is Post transfer... after that task has run

Sometime later

I need to delete the files in the customer FTP

I don;t care if I need to include it in the current scheduled activity

Or create a new one that runs an hour later

This runs only once a day

IPSwitch Professional delete files scheduled task

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