Is this in a .BAT or .SCR file?

I just want to say thank you for posting this article.  It was real easy to read, understand and modify for my own use.  There are a lot of coders out there that can write really good code, but it takes another skill to write code as you have done that is easy to read and adapt.

Thanks,

Ben

Forfiles is a little known command that is great for iterating over a number of files that meet a condition, it's available in both 2000, XP and 2003 but there are different versions out there depending on servicepack version.  

For example, I use it in a backup script to remove local backups when they have been moved to network drive:

' Delete cab files older than 3 days in local folder
oWshShell.Run "FORFILES /p ""C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Backup"" /m *.cab /d -3 /c ""cmd /c del @file""" , 0, True

For all command line options run FORFILES /? on the command prompt.

The following questions are for script#2.

1) When the FTP script is run, what does the '-s' represent, send a single file?

2) Is there a way to make the DOS screen freeze when the FTP script is being run?  I've tried 'pause', 'prompt', 'echo', etc. but nothing seems to work.

3) How can a logfile be created when the FTP script is run?  I've used the Chr to put the ascii '>>' characters in but a logfile is not created.

Thanx!     Warren