BTW, the "1" bit (execute) is search on directories. Consider the
following example:
~:$ mkdir test
~:$ touch test/try
~:$ cat !$
cat test/try
~:$ chmod 000 test
~:$ !cat
cat test/try
cat: test/try: Permission denied
~:$ chmod 100 test
~:$ !cat
cat test/try
~:$
The point is that I need search permission on test to be able to open
test/try (regardless of what permissions I have for try).
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Gregory Woodhouse
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On Jun 16, 2005, at 3:41 AM, steven mcphelan wrote:
I do not see the difference between your two open statements. I do
not see
the open statement that shows the successful opening of the file
when it was
in the OpenVistA folder. Anyway, your original problem is improper
path (or
directory) syntax. The path must include all trailing punctuation
characters required by the OS that separates the pathname from the
filename.
I believe this should work if all permissions allow for it:
D OPEN^%ZISH("PATFILE","/home/vista/
VistA/","patmast.txt","R")
not
D OPEN^%ZISH("PATFILE","/home/vista/
VistA","patmast.txt","R")
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