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Using Semicolons

You can do several transfers from the command line by using the semicolon (;), the general shell command separator.

Example

In the following example, two files are sent to the remote system, using semicolons to separate the transfers. The file test1 is sent into file testA and file test2 is sent into file testB.

xcom62 -c1 -f LOCAL_FILE=test1 REMOTE_FILE=testA; xcom62 -c1 
-f LOCAL_FILE=test2 REMOTE_FILE=testB