----- Original Message -----
From: "Christof Wollenhaupt" <christof.wollenha...@foxpert.com>
a file, it
renames the original, saves the new one, deletes the copy and then renames
the new one. When the PRG/SPR files is opened with a read lock by another
program (usually a virus scanner or a text viewer), the delete operation
succeeds, but does not actually delete the file. Rather it's marked as
DELETE_PENDING, which means the file will be deleted once the reading
program closes the file. Since the file still exist, the final rename
fails. As a result you end up with no PRG file, at all.
No. AFAIK,
VFP first temporarly renames the .bak (if it exists)
Then, it copies the original on a 'new' .bak
And then it creates the new .prg.
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