Most connection and file transfer operations you perform while the script recorder is on are recorded, but there are some exceptions: configuration options that you change via the graphical user interface are not recorded. To include file transfer and character translation configuration settings in a recorded script, enter SET parameters at the command line or edit the script to add SET parameters.
NOTE:You cannot record scripts when you are connected to two sites in the same session.
The following actions generate FTP script commands that are recorded:
All commands entered in the command window are recorded.
File operations you perform using the graphical user interface (GUI). See the following table to see which FTP commands are recorded.
|
FTP Command |
GUI Action That Generated It |
|---|---|
|
OPEN |
Opening an FTP Site ( toolbar button or menu). |
|
CLOSE |
Closing an FTP Site. |
|
CD |
Clicking on a folder in the Site pane (or using dialog box). |
|
LCD |
Clicking on a folder in the Local pane. |
|
DELETE* |
Deleting a file in the Site pane. |
|
LDEL* |
Deleting a file in the Local pane. |
|
RDALL* |
Deleting a folder in the Site pane. |
|
LRDALL* |
Deleting a folder in the Local pane. |
|
MD |
Creating a folder in the Site pane. |
|
LMD |
Creating a folder in the Local pane. |
|
GET* |
Dragging a file from the Site pane to the Local pane. |
|
<None> |
Dragging a file from the Site pane to Windows Explorer, the desktop, or a My Computer folder. |
|
CPDIR* |
Dragging a folder from the Site pane to the Local pane. |
|
<None> |
Dragging a folder from the Site pane to Windows Explorer, the desktop, or a My Computer folder. |
|
PUT* |
Dragging a file from the Local pane to the Site pane. |
|
PUT* |
Dragging a file to the Site pane from Windows Explorer, the desktop, or a My Computer folder. |
|
LCPDIR* |
Dragging a folder from the Local pane to the Site pane. |
|
LCPDIR* |
Dragging a folder to the Site pane from Windows Explorer, the desktop, or a My Computer folder. |
* Multiple selection invokes this FTP Command multiple times.
NOTE:
If you enter an open <servername> <username> <password> command, the <password> is saved as obfuscated text in the script file. For example:
open ftp.myco.com joe WPD6119O0O3929K148O6KN70652L0739LL00875N44O274
If the server returns an error message when a command is entered, that error message is recorded as a comment line in the script. For example:
cd /users/bobc ; 550 /users/bobc: No such file or directory.