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Function FTP_Data() '========================================================================= 'FTP from Microsoft Access 'by Matthew V Carmichael 'Craetes FTP Batch File, FTP command file (txt) 'Default directory location of files to upload/download is 'the same location as the mdb file that contains this module. '=========================================================================' On Error GoTo Err_Trap Dim pFile As Long Dim strPath As String Dim strFileName As String Dim ftpServer As String Dim strUserName As String Dim strPassword As String 'Path and Name of file to FTP strPath = CurrentProject.Path & "\" strFileName = "Test.mdb" 'Name of file to upload 'FTP Server Settings ftpServer = "Your FTP Server" strUserName = "Your FTP User Name" strPassword = "Your FTP Password" 'Create text file containing FTP commands pFile = FreeFile Open strPath & "FTP_cmd.txt" For Output As pFile Print #pFile, "user" Print #pFile, strUserName Print #pFile, strPassword Print #pFile, "Put " & strFileName 'Use the Put command to upload, use the Get command to download. 'Print #pFile, "Get " & "Your File Name" Print #pFile, "quit" Close pFile 'Create batch file to execute FTP pFile = FreeFile Open strPath & "FTP_Run.bat" For Output As pFile Print #pFile, "ftp -n -s:" & "FTP_cmd.txt " & ftpServer Print #pFile, "Pause" Close pFile 'Execute FTP command Shell strPath & "FTP_Run.bat", 1 Err_Trap_Exit: Exit Function Err_Trap: MsgBox Err.Number & " - " & Err.Description Resume Err_Trap_Exit End Function
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