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> Subject: [U2] [UV] Efficient way of determining if item is inuse
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> Hi all,
>
> UV10.1.8 (PICK FORMAT)
> HPUX 11
>
> I am writing a routine that monitors
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Create the file under a temporary name and rename it to a "findable"
name when the transfer is complete.
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Try using FILELOCK
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You could wait for another "signal" file (it can be empty) to exist.
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Let the process creating the file tell you when its don. Write it as
one name then change the name when the write is completed (bad psudocode
below):
OPENSEQ '/tmp/somefile' to OUTFILE ELSE DO SOME STUFF
LOOP
WHILE NOT(DONE)
WRITESEQ LINE ON OUTFILE
REPEAT
SH -C "mv /tmp/somefile /tmp/some
don = done... ira gud typer
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> Hi all,
>
> UV10.1.8 (PICK FORMAT)
> HPUX 11
>
> I am writing a routine that monitors/imports files from a particular
> directory. It is important for me to not begin processing a file that is
> not finished being transferred. What I a
worse case is loop 1 catches it
being copied, loop 2 doesn't process because the file size has changed,
and it only gets processed third time around.
Cheers,
Wol
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Hi all,
UV10.1.8 (PICK FORMAT)
HPUX 11
I am writing a routine that monitors/imports files from a particular
directory. It is important for me to not begin processing a file that is not
finished being transferred. What I am trying now is using the fuser command
and boy is it dog slow. My
