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All right. It work. Thanks Scott.

"Scott Klement" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:<mailman.21628.1249593661.23468.midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>...
Hi Lim,

You should be able to do a get -P. For example:

get -P U_USMO_EEDATAFILE.txt /tmp/prpayin.txt

The -P switch tells it to copy the permissions, access time and
modification time from the remote system to the local one. So after a

get -P, your IFS file should have the same modification time as the
remote one you're fetching.

You can then use the stat() API, or the QShell attr utility, etc, to
get
the date/time when the file was modified into a program, if needed.

Good luck


Lim Hock-Chai wrote:
Is there a way to retain the last modified date of the file on the
server that I'm downloading from? Note: I'm using sftp thru
OpenSSL.
Below is my sftp script:

cd /Exports
get U_USMO_EEDATAFILE.txt /tmp/prpayin.txt
exit

thanks


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