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11-10-2001
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It looks like you're renaming each file on the
target host. If you don't need to rename the files then you should be able to... scp user@host:smtprelay0?.latest.sum . You can always use a shell script locally to rename them after you have received them all. 
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11-13-2001
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Thank You
Yes I need to rename them, because the database sees them and imports them on the fly. This whole thing is all in a cron job. So I guess doing multiple scp on the same login is not possible. I appricate your help Thank you.
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