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The job's display name or GUID. |
Examples |
To retrieve error count information for the job named myDownloadJob: |
bitsadmin /geterrorcount myDownloadJob |
bitsadmin getfilestotal |
Retrieves the number of files in the specified job. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /getfilestotal <job> |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
job |
The job's display name or GUID. |
Examples |
To retrieve the number of files included in the job named myDownloadJob: |
bitsadmin /getfilestotal myDownloadJob |
See Also |
Command-Line Syntax Key |
bitsadmin command |
bitsadmin getfilestransferred |
Retrieves the number of files transferred for the specified job. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /getfilestransferred <job> |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
job |
The job's display name or GUID. |
Examples |
To retrieve the number of files transferred in the job named myDownloadJob: |
bitsadmin /getfilestransferred myDownloadJob |
bitsadmin gethelpertokenflags |
Returns the usage flags for a helper token that is associated with a BITS transfer job. |
Note |
This command isn't supported by BITS 3.0 and earlier. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /gethelpertokenflags <job> |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
job |
The job's display name or GUID. |
Remarks |
Possible return values, including: |
0x0001. The helper token is used to open the local file of an upload job, to create or rename the temporary file of a download job, or to create or rename the reply file of an upload-reply job. |
0x0002. The helper token is used to open the remote file of a Server Message Block (SMB) upload or download job, or in response to an HTTP server or proxy challenge for implicit NTLM or Kerberos credentials. You must call /SetCredentialsJob TargetScheme NULL NULL to allow the credentials to be sent over HTTP. |
/SetCredentialsJob TargetScheme NULL NULL |
Examples |
To retrieve the usage flags for a helper token associated with a BITS transfer job named myDownloadJob: |
bitsadmin /gethelpertokenflags myDownloadJob |
bitsadmin gethelpertokensid |
Returns the SID of a BITS transfer job's helper token, if one is set. |
Note |
This command isn't supported by BITS 3.0 and earlier. |
Syntax |
bitsadmin /gethelpertokensid <job> |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
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