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Hi, I have a sftp account to another server, from which I need to find out all the files match "*.abc.*.xml" pattern in a certain directory. I have a batchfile as follows

cd /tmp
ls -l *.abc.*.xml
quit

then I run

output=`/usr/local/bin/sftp -B $batchfile $USER@$HOST`

the result looks like following

sftp> quitl *.abc.*.xml5 2005 99999.abc.us_usap_36031_.xmll

how can I get it to be

1.abc.2.xml
2.abc.3.xml
3.abc.4.xml
a.abc.b.xml

Please help, thanks!
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Can you run the sftp command manually and check the output? Is that as expected?
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yes, I did, it's exactly what i expected. But through batch, things come out differently, thanks!
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