@Shalini.YPatted

I assumed that you would like to download all files and all folders from the FTP server.

In Python, you can use the ftplib library.

The code looks like this:

import ftplib
import os
local_path = []
ftp = ftplib.FTP("FTP Server")
ftp.login("username","password")
## Function ###
def downloadfiles(directory):
    global local_path
    print("Download files from ",directory)
    if directory!='.':
        local_path.append(directory)
    if(len(local_path) != 0): 
        joined_str = "\\".join(local_path)
        if os.path.exists(joined_str) == False:
            print("Create a local directory ", joined_str)
            os.makedirs(joined_str)
    ftp.cwd(directory)
    for name, facts in ftp.mlsd():
        if(facts["type"] == 'dir'):
            downloadfiles(name)
        if(facts["type"] == 'file'):
            print("Download a file ", name)
            ftp.retrbinary("RETR "+name, open(joined_str+"\\"+name, 'wb').write)
    if len(local_path) != 0:
        local_path.pop()
    if ftp.pwd() != '/':
        ftp.cwd("..")
## End Function ##
downloadfiles(".")
ftp.close()

This is just a sample code. Please test it thoroughly before using it in production.

Hi @Jirapongse ,

Thanks a lot for the above FTP command.

I tried connecting same with VBA.

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But not able to rectify error, Can you please help me

@Shalini.YPatted

I can run it properly. You need to create a python file (.py), not a notebook file (.ipynb).

Sub RunPythonScript()


Dim objShell As Object
Dim PythonExePath, PythonScriptPath As String


Set objShell = VBA.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")


PythonExePath = """C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Shared\Python37_64\Python.exe"""
PythonScriptPath = """C:\D_DRIVE\hello.py"""


objShell.Run PythonExePath & PythonScriptPath


End Sub