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Old 03-31-2009
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Hi
I need to copy some file useing ftp but my directory name(/RAORV_HOME/ETLServerScript/datafile/adp space ) is with space and filename also with space raorv/raorv@10.5.2.122:/RAORV_HOME/ETLServerScript/datafile/adp space
Please help me to do it.
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