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William.Epperson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I know that you can MGET several files at the same time by turning the PROMPT'ing feature off by using the word PROMPT during and FTP session. I just
tested this and it doesn't look like it's possible to do within the i.
The PROMPT command doesn't seem to be supported by the i FTP client. To
which FTP client are you referring?
As for MGET, it _is_ supported by the i FTP client (at least at V5R4).
The syntax is
MGet { remotefile [remotefile...]}[(REPLACE]
Jerry mentioned this in his post, but I think it's worth repeating since
this is a common misunderstanding (which I've only recently realized
myself). MGET is not part of the FTP protocol. MGET is a utility
provided by most FTP clients builds a list of files to be retrieved,
then does a GET for each of them.
Massive GET
I think it's supposed to be Multiple GET, but I like yours better :)
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