encrypt

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Begin-Procedure PGP

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Let $pgp_cmd = 'pgp --encrypt --armor Filepath/Filename.csv --user "0x43D24C70" --output /Filepath/Filename.csv.pgp'

do Encryption

End-Procedure PGP

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Begin-Procedure Encryption

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     Display 'Moved File'

    Display 'PGP Cmd = ' noline

    Display $pgp_cmd

    CALL SYSTEM USING $pgp_cmd #op_status

            if #op_status = 0

              Display 'PGP Encryption success'

            else

              Display 'Encryption Failed = ' noline

              Display #op_status

            end-if  

End-Procedure Encryption

Encryption Unix Command

Example:
pgp --encrypt "E:\temp\test1.txt" --recipient "Wells Fargo - PGP"  --home-dir "<C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line>" --sign --signer "YourKeyNameOrKeyID" --passphrase "YourPassphrase"

You can also combine --encrypt and --sign flags into one command, -es (only one dash for shorthand commands):
pgp -es "E:\temp\test1.txt" --recipient "Wells Fargo - PGP"  --home-dir "<C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line>" --signer "YourKeyNameOrKeyID" --passphrase "YourPassphrase"