Using the terminal, you can upload a file via SFTP Console or SFTP batch scripting. SFTP Console is suitable for manual use but not for automations. For automations, use SFTP batch scripting, which requires the creation of a script where each line represents an SFTP command.

Using the code below as an example, follow the steps to upload a file using the SFTP console.

UY0FVFGW103Q05P: ~ user$ sftp pg_sap@sftp-qa.mercadolibre.io
Connected to sftp-qa.mercadolibre.io.
sftp> ls
selfserviceinput	selfserviceoutput
sftp> cd selfserviceinput
sftp> ls
sftp> put /	Users/user/debt_589_6_20230804.csv
Uploading /Users/user/debt_589_6_20230804.csv to /selfserviceinput/debt_589_6_20230804.csv
/Users/user/debt_589_6_20230804.csv
sftp> ls
debt_589_6_20230804.csv
sftp> bye

1. Log in to SFTP to open the SFTP console, as indicated in line 1 of the code.
2. Access the 'selfserviceinput' folder, as indicated in line 5 of the code.
3. List the contents with the ls command, as indicated in line 6 of the code (optional, only for review before uploading a file).
4. Upload the file using the command put ${absolutePathFileName}, as indicated in line 7 of the code, which can be the relative path.
5. Verify that it has been uploaded, as indicated in line 10 of the code.
6. Exit the SFTP console, as indicated in line 12.

The commands from the previous example in the console, for batch scripting, would be as follows:

ls
cd selfserviceinput
put /Users/user/debt_589_6_20230804.csv
ls
bye

The SFTP script is executed with the following command, where batch_script_file_name is the name of the file with the SFTP commands.

shell> sftp -b batch_script_file_name username@sftp.mercadolibre.io

This is the result of the batch execution:

UY0FVGW103Q0SP: ~ user$ sftp -b upload_sftp_script pg_sap@sftp-qa.mercadolibre.io sftp> ls
selfserviceinput	selfserviceoutput
sftp> cd selfserviceinput
sftp> put /Users/user/debt_589_6_20230804.csv
sftp> ls
debt_589_6_20230804.csv
sftp> bye
UY0FVFGW103Q05P:~ user$