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<blockquote>Is there some way to get notification via text or email informing of either success or failure.&nbsp;</blockquote><br>you probably can write the logs (success, failed, etc) into a db logs, and then use some automated tasks (such as scheduled tasks, control-M jobs, etc) to consolidate and send out the log reports.<br><br>if you want to do it once the FTP job is finished, then probably you could send out the email / sms within your powershell scripts.
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So within the Powershell script I can direct output to a log file? It can just be a text file and then I could email the text file. Can you please supply a sample code snippet?
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to write to a file, you could simply refer to <strong>Add-Content</strong> method<br><br><h2>Powershell - Append content to File</h2><a href="https://www.tutorialspoint.com/powershell/powershell_filesio_append.htm" rel="ugc">https://www.tutorialspoint.com/powershell/powershell_filesio_append.htm</a>
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<p>I now have about a dozen Powershell scripts using WinSCP that export data and transfer those exports to an SFTP server. &nbsp;Is there some way to get notification via text or email informing of either success or failure.</p>
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I now have about a dozen Powershell scripts using WinSCP that export data and transfer those exports to an SFTP server.  Is there some way to get notification via text or email informing of either success or failure.

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