After screwing up the last two days, I now have this well embedded in my mind. Welllll, at least until I have another memory dump.
This list is a great resource.
Best to all,
Sturdy
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Timothy Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: RE: Resolved - Question about Win32::OLE
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> I think that's what most of us were getting at. In order for your "or"
> conditions to be tripped you would have to get something back that did not
> evaluate to false. In the case of a function that is returning positive
> numbers for error codes, there is about a 99% chance that it is returning
> 0 on success.
>
>
>
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> Subject: RE: Resolved - Question about Win32::OLE
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> Hi Nick,
> > Take a look at the API doc for whatever SFTP program you are accessing;
> > it may be returning values you are not expecting. After you instantiate
> > via the new method in OLE you are passed back whatever the external
> > program passes back. It could be passing back 0 upon success which will
> > cause die to work azz-backwards.
> That's a good point and may be the issue. Unfortunately, the API doc only
> provides vbs examples with little added info, no return value info, etc.
> However, I did drop an email to the company. No response yet.
> Thanks,
> Sturdy
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