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Get the Byte Count of the Last SFTP Read
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Demonstrates the Chilkat SFtp.LastReadNumBytes method, which returns the number of bytes received by the most recent read for a handle. The only argument is the handle.
Background: SFTP reads may return fewer bytes than requested even before the end of the file, so knowing the actual count is useful for tracking progress and for advancing an explicit offset by the right amount. Both a normal EOF read and a failed read report
0, so pair this with Eof and LastReadFailed to interpret a zero-byte result correctly.Chilkat Visual FoxPro Downloads
LOCAL lnSuccess
LOCAL loSftp
LOCAL lnPort
LOCAL lcPassword
LOCAL lcHandle
LOCAL loBd
LOCAL lnChunkSize
LOCAL lnReading
LOCAL lnLastCount
lnSuccess = 0
* Demonstrates the SFtp.LastReadNumBytes method, which returns the number of bytes received by
* the most recent read for a handle. The only argument is the handle.
loSftp = CreateObject('Chilkat.SFtp')
* Connect, authenticate, and initialize the SFTP subsystem.
lnPort = 22
lnSuccess = loSftp.Connect("sftp.example.com",lnPort)
IF (lnSuccess = 0) THEN
? loSftp.LastErrorText
RELEASE loSftp
CANCEL
ENDIF
* Normally you would not hard-code the password in source. You should instead obtain it
* from an interactive prompt, environment variable, or a secrets vault.
lcPassword = "mySshPassword"
lnSuccess = loSftp.AuthenticatePw("mySshLogin",lcPassword)
IF (lnSuccess = 0) THEN
? loSftp.LastErrorText
RELEASE loSftp
CANCEL
ENDIF
lnSuccess = loSftp.InitializeSftp()
IF (lnSuccess = 0) THEN
? loSftp.LastErrorText
RELEASE loSftp
CANCEL
ENDIF
lcHandle = loSftp.OpenFile("subdir/data.txt","readOnly","openExisting")
IF (loSftp.LastMethodSuccess = 0) THEN
? loSftp.LastErrorText
RELEASE loSftp
CANCEL
ENDIF
loBd = CreateObject('Chilkat.BinData')
lnChunkSize = 4096
lnReading = 1
DO WHILE lnReading
lnSuccess = loSftp.ReadFileBd(lcHandle,lnChunkSize,loBd)
IF (loSftp.LastReadFailed(lcHandle)) THEN
? loSftp.LastErrorText
RELEASE loSftp
RELEASE loBd
CANCEL
ENDIF
* Report how many bytes the last read actually returned. A normal EOF read reports 0.
lnLastCount = loSftp.LastReadNumBytes(lcHandle)
? "Last read returned " + STR(lnLastCount) + " bytes."
lnReading = NOT loSftp.Eof(lcHandle)
ENDDO
lnSuccess = loSftp.CloseHandle(lcHandle)
IF (lnSuccess = 0) THEN
? loSftp.LastErrorText
RELEASE loSftp
RELEASE loBd
CANCEL
ENDIF
? "Total: " + STR(loBd.NumBytes) + " bytes."
loSftp.Disconnect()
RELEASE loSftp
RELEASE loBd