Get Files with SCP
Parameters
Name | Mandatory | Default | Description |
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SSH Host |
Yes |
SSH host name or IP address. |
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SSH Port |
No |
22 |
Connection port. |
SSH User |
Yes |
SSH user. |
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SSH Password |
No |
This user’s encrypted password. |
|
SSH Unencrypted Password |
No |
This user’s password in plain text. |
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SCP Remote File |
No |
Remote file to transfer. A wildcard character
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SCP Local Dir |
No |
Local directory into which the files are transferred. |
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SCP Use sFTP |
No |
Use the sFTP Protocol for transfer. |
|
SCP Preserve File Date |
No |
False |
Select this option to preserve the file timestamp after the transfer. |
SSH Trust Hosts |
No |
true |
Accept all the hosts. If set to false, a list of trusted hosts is provided in the SSH Known Hosts File. |
SSH Known Hosts File |
No |
File containing the list of trusted hosts. |
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SSH Private Key File |
No |
Private keys used. |
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SSH Password Phrase |
No |
Encrypted Password Phrase. |
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SSH Unencrypted Password Phrase |
No |
Password Phrase in plain text. |
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SSH Additional Connection Properties |
No |
To define additional connection properties in the form of Java Properties. ( |
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Proxy Host |
No |
Host name for the proxy server. |
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Proxy Port |
No |
1080 |
Port of the proxy server. |
Proxy User |
No |
Proxy server user. |
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Proxy Password |
No |
Proxy server user password, encrypted. |
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Proxy Unencrypted Password |
No |
Proxy server user password in plain text. |
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Proxy Protocol |
No |
Protocol used for the proxy server: HTTP, SOCKS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5. |
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SQL Connection |
No |
SQL connection into which the list of downloaded files is published, similarly to the Get Files with FTP action. |
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SQL Schema Name |
No |
SQL schema into which the list of downloaded files is published. |
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SQL Transaction Name |
No |
SQL transaction into which the list of downloaded files is published. |
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SQL Additionnal Connection Properties |
No |
Additionnal properties set on the connection. These properties are provided as |
Passwords are encrypted using the encrypt <password> command on the Runtime engine console (engine command line tool).
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This actions supports publishing the processed files to a table as well as using the list of processed file in a bind link, similarly to the Get Files with FTP action. |