| Solution |
| 1. | Create new task |
- Click Tools -> Task Editor.
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| 2. | Connect to FTP server |
- From the Internet Category double-click on FTP command.
- Insert a FTP connect command to connect to your FTP server.
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| 3. | Move your daily work files to a pre-defined folder. |
- From Program/Files/Windows category double-click on Files/Folders.
- Select the Copy Files option
- Specify the source and destination folders.
- In advance option, specify an option to copy files modified only within last 1 day.
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| 4 | Synchronize your files with FTP |
- Insert a Loop command to Loop for each File in a folder where your files reside.
- Within the Loop, insert an FTP Put File command to upload all the files modified within last 1 day.
- The complete task would look as shown in Screenshot 1
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| 5. | Schedule the task |
- Using the schedule property in the main Automation Anywhere window, schedule this task to run after midnight so all the
files modified today will be uploaded to the FTP server.
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| When you run this task, it will copy all the files modified today to a temporary
folder. Then it will loop through each file in the temporary folder and upload them one after another. |
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