Core FTP

How I can use the command line to:

1. Download the latest 5 (or 10 or whatever number) files from the server
2. Download all files with a date of yesterday (or whatever range)

How can I tell the command line to download the file to my current directory, without listing an absolute path? I've tried variations of the following but it doesn't download anything (and doesn't write to the log file): -p -p \ -p / Omitting the -p parameter all together seems to put it into My Doc...

Awesome, go it to work. But with -newest, as opposed to -latest. Help docs say -newest.

What's the difference between using coreftp.exe and corecmd.exe? Both seem to work.

Also, what if you wanted to download the latest 3 or however many files? Is that possible?

Is there a way to use the command line to download the latest version on some ftp server? Specifically, I'm using SFTP. Right now we are having to manually download the file, because we can't figure out how to identify the latest file to the command line. The file names are random, we cannot predict...