Problem in executing the batch file in winscp

Question

I am new to Winscp and I am having a problem in executing a batch file.

The scenario is something like this:

I have a batch file A, two folders (up B and down folders C), some text files in up folder D, a text file E (different from the files in D) and a ppk file F. All these things are in one folder only.

The batch file A is having a script (script is shown below) which contains text. If that text contents are true (means if that text (text contents are related to E i.e. if the text file E is executed) is executed) then only the files in up folder B moves to down folder C.

And the script in batch file A is:

C:\somefolder\WinSCP3.exe /console /script=E.txt /log=session.log
if errorlevel 1 goto error
xcopy C:\somefolder\up\*.*  C:\somefolder\down\  /y
del  C:\somefolder\up\*.*   /Q
:error
echo Upload failed, keeping local files

And the content in text file E is:

option batch abort
option confirm off
open @test.com 
change remote directory
cd \somedirectory
option transfer binary
put C:\somefolder\up\*.*
close
exit

I don't know why the files from up folder is not moving to down folder.

Please let me know where exactly the problem is and how to resolve that problem....

Answer 1

Thanks to Andriy M. His comments cleared my confusion and gave the right answer.

Here are the right syntax.

C:\somefolder\WinSCP3.exe /console /script=E.txt /log=session.log

xcopy C:\somefolder\up\*.*  C:\somefolder\down\  /y
del  C:\somefolder\up\*.*   /Q

if errorlevel 1 goto error

:error
echo Upload failed, keeping local files

The content in text file E.txt is:

option batch abort
option confirm off
open @test.com 
change remote directory
cd \somedirectory
option transfer binary
put C:\somefolder\up\*.*
close
exit

Answer 2

Dunno if anyone still read this thread or not.. But what I know is "put" command upload the files from Local Directory to Remote Directory. TS wanted to "download the files from Remote Directory to Local Directory" so I think the right command is "get".

Cheers, Shen