Transfer Engine (SDK) 

absolute path. 

This contains the folder s new name in its full 

BstrTo 

absolute path. 

Example

Set MySite = CreateObject("CuteFTPPro.TEConnection")  

`Initialize all necessary fields for MySite : host name, 

user, password, etc.  

MySite.LocalRename "c:\file.txt", 

"e:\temp\users\file.exe"

Note: 

Make sure you specify the full source and destination path. If you had 

written the command as MySite.LocalRename "c:\file.txt",  file.exe , 

thinking it would rename it using relative paths, you might be surprised 

to find that your file has been moved to your profiles folder (system 

dependent). In essence, the LocalRename is similar to a MOVE 

command issued through drag and drop with the added name change 

sequence.

Deleting a remote file or folder 

Description 

Use the RemoteRemove method to delete a remote file or folder. You can specify the file 

or folder with absolute or relative paths. If the command fails, make sure you have specified 

the correct path and that you have the appropriate permissions required to delete the item.  

Syntax 

Object.RemoteRemove(BSTR bstrName) 

Parameters 

BstrName 

This contains the folder s relative or absolute path. 

Example 

Set MySite = CreateObject("CuteFTPPro.TEConnection") 

`Initialize all necessary fields for MySite : host name, 

user, password, etc. 

MySite.RemoteRemove "/pub/user1/file.txt" 

MySite.RemoteRemove("file.ext") `removes if exact match  

MySite.RemoteRemove("*.obj") `wild card match with a 

specific extension  

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