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Post 302572414 by dips_ag on Thursday 10th of November 2011 01:52:31 AM
11-10-2011
Hi vbe,
Sorry I couldn't reply earlier. But I really want to thank you as your solution worked and now the 14 parallel sessions accessing the same FTP connection alternatively is working fine.
There's one more thing I wanted to ask you, that is if you can spare some more time, is that after running the scripts with "quit" command in the batchfile now my earlier scripts (w/o "quit") are also working fine!!
Can that be because contention of the connections got solved with the "quit" cmd? And the "parallel thing" will work until the Max Connection limit to FTP site is met?
-dips
P.S. I apologize for the subject of my post being non-descriptive. I'll surely remember that in future.
Sorry I couldn't reply earlier. But I really want to thank you as your solution worked and now the 14 parallel sessions accessing the same FTP connection alternatively is working fine.
There's one more thing I wanted to ask you, that is if you can spare some more time, is that after running the scripts with "quit" command in the batchfile now my earlier scripts (w/o "quit") are also working fine!!
Can that be because contention of the connections got solved with the "quit" cmd? And the "parallel thing" will work until the Max Connection limit to FTP site is met?
-dips
P.S. I apologize for the subject of my post being non-descriptive. I'll surely remember that in future.
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