FTP Site Commands for Inovisworks

Use these custom commands with Inovisworks:

Note: Some FTP clients might not directly support SITE commands, which means you might need to use a QUOTE or LITERAL command when sending SITE commands. Consult your FTP client documentation.

Use this command	To...
site docid	Set the filename mode to document ID.type for the current session. Default. See “Receiving FTP Files Using the Original Filename” on page 161.
site filename	Set the filename mode to original filename for the current session. If several files have the same original filename, a suffix will be appended incrementally. Example: wsr_po.xml, wsr_po.xml.1, and wsr_po.xml.2 See “Receiving FTP Files Using the Original Filename” on page 161.
site filename nosuffix	Set the filename mode to original filename for the current session. If several files have the same original filename, the original filename will be repeated. The oldest filename is retrieved first. See “Receiving FTP Files Using the Original Filename” on page 161.
site discard_empty_files	Ignore empty (0 length) files for the current session; do not issue parse errors. Default—Process empty files and issue parse errors. To return to default behavior: Type site discard_empty_files off
site sessionID	Returns the FTP session ID. Note: The session ID automatically displays at the beginning of a session. See “Finding a Session ID” on page 163.
site sync	Put the current FTP session in synchronous mode. Files are parsed before sending an acknowledgement. Default. See “Avoiding FTP Time-Outs” on page 162.
site async <size> Example: site async or site async 50000	Put the current FTP session in asynchronous mode. Default file size—500 KB. 0—Send all files asynchronously. Files larger than the threshold are stored and processed in asynchronous mode. See “Avoiding FTP Time-Outs” on page 162.
site report txstatus format_csv or format_fixed	Return synchronous response for each interchange in the file during a PUT or GET. Default: CSV. See “Generating an FTP Interactive Audit Report” on page 80.
Example: site report txstatus format_fixed
site report txstatusx format_csv or format_fixed	Return synchronous response for each file transfer. Default: CSV. See “Generating an FTP Interactive Audit Report” on page 80.
Example: site report txstatusx format_fixed
site report sessionstatus format_csv or format_fixed	Return response during QUIT for each interchange PUT or GET during the session. Default: CSV. See “Generating an FTP On-Demand Report” on page 84.
Example: site report sessionstatus format_fixed
site report query <specifier> Specifiers (one is required): start=yyyymmddhhmm end=yyyymmddhhmm since_last session=<sessionid> Filters (optional): status=ok, err, all direction=in, out, both tp=<alias.qual> tp=<alias> icn=<interchange CtrlNum> type=<doctype> Format (optional): format_csv format_fixed	Return an audit report into the Reports directory at a later time. Defaults: End time=Current time Status=all Direction=both Format_CSV See “Generating an FTP On-Demand Report” on page 84.
Example: site report query session=1103963987

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