January 09, 2001 11:53 AM
Subject: CFFILE Delete then WRITE issue
OK. I am having a problem here. I am able to DELETE a file with CFFILE
without a problem, but when I try to almost immediately WRITE the same
file
back it tells me there is an issue with the file "Error: The file could
n
OK. I am having a problem here. I am able to DELETE a file with CFFILE
without a problem, but when I try to almost immediately WRITE the same file
back it tells me there is an issue with the file "Error: The file could not
be accessed." Has anyone encountered this before? When I check on the
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Subject: CFFILE Delete then WRITE issue
OK. I am having a problem here. I am able to DELETE a file with CFFILE
without a problem, but when I try to almost immediately WRITE the
same file
back it tells me there is an issue with the file "Error: The file
could not
be accesse
ror please notify
the system manager.
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Subject: CFFILE Delete then WRITE issue
OK. I am having a pr
, then delete the renamed file.
Same for the write. Write to a temp file, then once the write is complete,
rename that to it's proper name.
Chris
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NT has this wonderful habit of not dealing wit
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Keep in mind that though this elimi
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When you delete a file, you actually delete the file (contrary to what
Philip has suggested). The handle, however, is left open. A
separate process
called the cache scavenger routinely goes through and checks to see which
files have been deleted. At this point the handle to the file is
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Sorry I did not elaborat
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