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Groundwork Transfers Queue Listing

On both interfaces there is an optional component at the very bottom, queue list of groundwork transfers. To prove/hide the listing use the principal carte (View > Queue in Explorer interface, Options > Queue in Commander interface). The queue list take special view state Hide when Empty. This is the default state and makes the queue list visible, when there is some background transfer in progress or scheduled, simply.

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• Information Displayed in the Queue List
• Interacting with Background Transfers
• Managing the Queue
• File List

Data Displayed in the Queue Listing

Each entry in the queue list represents one background transfer (not a file to transfer).

In that location are three groups of transfers in the following society:

• Completed transfers are optionally shown offset in gray color. Y'all tin can configure the period they bear witness or turn them off completely in preferences. You tin can as well delete all completed transfers manually.
• Transfers in progress prove 2d. Each multi-file (batch) transfer in progress has ii or more lines, where the first line shows overall batch progress, while the others lines are used to display data about files being transferred.
• Waiting transfers bear witness last.

Column	Description
Operation	Icon representing the operation. Correct-to-left pointer for downloads, Left-to-right icon for uploads. If the background transfer needs interaction with the user, at that place is an boosted icon representing the type of interaction (confirmation, error bulletin or prompt) and both icons flash.
Source	Path to file if i file only is being transferred. Path to source directory if multiple files are existence transferred.
Destination	Destination directory of the transfer including operation mask.
Transferred	Total number of bytes already transferred (for all files). Empty for waiting transfers.
Fourth dimension	Estimated time till terminate of transfer.one Empty for waiting transfers.
Progress	Status of transfer. Pct indicator for ongoing transfers. Query, Mistake or Prompt for transfers that demand interaction with the user. Waiting… for waiting transfers. Suspended for suspended transfers. Completed for completed transfers.

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For ongoing transfers information beingness shown in the other lines is following:

Column	Description
Functioning	None.
Source	Path to file being transferred.
Destination	Empty.
Transferred	Number of bytes transferred for current file.
Speed	Average speed of the transfer.
Progress	The same as in the first line, only the percent indicator, if shown, is for the current file only.

Interacting with Background Transfers

Former the background transfer needs to interact with the user. For example to ostend resuming the files transfer, to evidence an error message or to ask for a countersign.

In that location are two interaction modes. In the default fashion, the message or an input box pops up whenever any of the background transfers demand to interact (merely just when the main connectedness is idle). Alternatively the box may not popular up automatically. Instead the respective line on queue list may visually indicate that the transfer needs an interaction. The user must double-click the line or cull a respective control from queue context menu (or toolbar) to make the box pop upward (meet Managing the Queue). To switch to culling mode uncheck Automatically popup prompts of groundwork transfers when idle on Background folio of Preferences dialog.

Some prompts of background transfers may exist avoided altogether. To disable overwrite confirmations (and like prompts) check No confirmations on transfer options dialog. To avert background transfers asking for a password, WinSCP keeps the main session countersign in memory past default and reuses information technology for background transfer connections.

Managing the Queue

Y'all can manage scheduled transfers using context menu of the queue list or using optional toolbar. To show the toolbar go to View > Queue > Toolbar in Explorer interface, Options > Queue > Toolbar in Commander interface.

Commands available in the bill of fare (or on the toolbar) are:

Command	Description
Show query/error/prompt	Available for ongoing transfers but that needs to collaborate with the user.
Execute now	Available for waiting transfers merely. Use to instruct WinSCP to allow additional temporary connexion for this transfer despite the maximal background transfers count limit.
Suspend	Available for ongoing transfers only. Use to temporarily suspend the transfer (e.m. to complimentary bandwidth).
Resume	Available for suspended transfers but. Apply to resume suspended transfer.
Abolish	Remove waiting transfer from queue or abort ongoing transfer. Keyboard shortcut is Del.
Speed	Limits speed of ongoing transfer. The limit is in KB/s. To remove speed limit, set up it to "Unlimited".
Move upward/down	Available for waiting transfers but. Use to modify priority/gild of the waiting transfers.
Process Queue	Explicitly starts queue processing, if its processing is disabled by default.

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In submenu All you lot will find additional commands affecting all transfers in particular state:

Command	Description
Suspend All	Use to temporarily append all ongoing transfers.
Resume All	Use to resume all suspended transfers.
Cancel All	Utilise to remove all waiting transfers and abort all ongoing transfers.
Delete All Completed	Use to remove all completed transfers. Particularly useful, when completed transfers are configured to show forever.

In submenu In one case Empty or on the queue toolbar you can choose activeness to do once the queue is completed (all scheduled transfers are finished). Note that the action setting is cleared whenever yous switch sessions. Likewise the activeness will not be done, if WinSCP is not idle (i.e. there is some dialog box opened, etc.).

File Listing

Y'all can display a consummate listing of files included in a queued transfer. To evidence the list go to View > Queue > File Listing in Explorer interface, Options > Queue > File List in Commander interface). The option is also available in the queue context bill of fare.

The files there were already transferred (or skipped) or are currently beingness transferred are displayed in a grey color.

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Source: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_queue

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