Dear Stan, if your file is on the sFTP root server, you don't need to change directory. The SourceFilePath is only for PUT activity. GET will download into the directory where psftp.exe is located, with the filename that is same as on server. You CAN use a local directory path to store the file by using the lcd command (local change dir as sopposed to cd which changes dir on the server), but I suggest you first get it working without the added complexity. Also, you can run psftp.exe manually and see what gives. Just open it and respond to the prompts (there is a manual on the putty.org server).

My script file for a get looks like so :

cd SFOLDER

lcd D:\LFOLDER

mget fileprefixfilter*.xml

quit

that's all it takes to download all xml files starting with 'filefilterprefix' from the server folder SFOLDER to the local directory D:\LFOLDER. Later on after ensuring files are valid (ie I didn't download a file that was in the process of being put on the server and incomplete), I then move them to another folder on the sFTP server so they won't be picked up again next time. You may handle that in another way, or just leave files there and use GET instead of MGET if you know the filename you are looking for.

Good Luck, Peter