Tuesday, March 13, 2012
VALUABLE FTP COMMANDS - A Quick Overview
This post will display the basic FTP commands with its purpose. Just a quick overview.
VALUABLE FTP COMMANDS:
ascii | Set ftp to transfer a text (ASCII) file. |
binary | Set ftp to transfer a binary file, probably a program or database of information. |
bye | Quit the ftp program. Note that quit is an alias for bye. |
cd dir | Change the remote directory to dir. |
close | Close the current connection |
dir | Print a listing of files in the current remote directory. |
get | Transfer a file from the remote system to your local system. |
help | Access the application’s help system. |
lcd dir | Change the current directory on the local system to dir or to your home directory if no argument is given. |
ls | List the files in the current remote directory (try this: The output is usually different than the dir command produces). |
mget | Multiple get—get files with a wildcard matching capability (example: mget *.c). |
mput | Multiple put—put files with a wildcard matching capability (example: mput *.html). |
open | Open a connection to the specified remote machine. |
prompt | Control whether or not to ask for confirmation of each file transferred if using mget or mput. |
put | Put a file onto the remote system from the local system (example: put index.html). |
pwd | Show the present working directory on the remote system. |
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3 Responses to “VALUABLE FTP COMMANDS - A Quick Overview”
March 14, 2012 at 8:26 AM
Hi Sir,
Please let me know the API to create UOM and UOM Conversion in inventory.
Thanks in advanced,
Sreehari.
March 14, 2012 at 9:38 AM
Hi Sree,
There is an API to import UOM conversion in Oracle Apps R12. Below link will help you..
http://www.shareoracleapps.com/2011/03/api-to-create-item-specific-uom.html
March 22, 2012 at 4:11 AM
Hi,
Thanks for providing API. its very useful.
I am having one more requirement. I need to upload manufacturers part numbers. Please let me know API to create manufacturers part number.
Thanks in advance,
Sreehari.
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