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Re: wodSFTP PutData Problem (General questions)

by woddrazen, Wednesday, October 15, 2008, 19:23 (5884 days ago) @ Jose Roberto Fonseca

Hi Jose,


Although there is no size limit on sending data to the server using PutData Method, you should try to keep the amount below 64kb.

If amount of data is bigger then 64kb you should use PutFile Method. So you will need to save data to some file and upload it to server using PutFile Method.

Can you maybe that that and let us know how it goes?


Regards,
Drazen

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