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Delete File By FTP/SFTP

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Step Details
Introduced in Version---
Modified in Version9.28
LocationIntegration > FTP

The Delete File with FTP/SFTP step enables users to remove files from an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) or SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) server. This step requires proper authentication through a username and password to connect with the designated server type, regardless of whether an FTP server permits anonymous access.


Note: All Certificates and related information for FTP/SFTP steps are stored within the Flow Step and are not stored independently in the database or the server.


Delete File Step

FTP/SFTP

PropertyDescriptionData Type
Get Connection by ID (v9.28+)Enables Users to retrieve a connection by a specified ID. ---
Get Configuration From Data Allows the User to set the configuration as input fields.---

Server


HostHost name of the FTP server.---


PortPort of the FTP server.---


SSLEnables user to select an SSL Security Type.---


SSL Security TypeChoose the security type as Explicit, Unsecure, Implicit, or Secure.---



Authentication




Use Certificate for AuthEnables users to use a Certificate and Certificate Password for authentication for FTP. Users can use the following types of certificates: X.509, PFX/PKCS#12, and PEM.
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UsernameUsername for the FTP account.---




PasswordPassword for the FTP account.---



Proxy




TypeAllows the user to select the Proxy type.---



Advanced




Enable CompressionEnables compression of the file being uploaded.---

Inputs

PropertyDescriptionData Type
Remote File PathThe FTP directory path of the FTP host begins with the primary folder and ends with the file name with the extension. The file name must be included in the file path for the step to function.
String

New SFTP Authentication Setting
In v9.26+, Users have the option to provide authentication using both a public key (certificate) and a server password.


Step Changes

DT TitleDescriptionVersionDate
[DT-037229] SSL Security Type drop-down does not displayAdded a new "SSL Security Type" setting for the FTP steps.8.11April 2023
[DT-035959] SFTP Authentication using Public Key and server password
Added the ability to authenticate using both the Public key (certificate) and server password for all SFTP steps.
9.26May 2026
[DT-047645] Add Batch SFTP Operations Step – Single SFTP Session Support
All SFTP steps have been updated to allow connections by ID.
9.28June 2026