Not sure that I've understood the setup but,
can You either
change to writing the transition files and the BBnnn files to different directories
or
change the c-deamons file selection mechanism to ignore files named like DBnnn ?
or
have the c-deamons accept that files are gone provided they are named like DBnnn.
Anyway uv and c-programs should be able to read and write in the same files but preferably not at the same time...
HTH -- mats
ashish ratna wrote:
Hi All,
We are facing a problem of temporary file being generated in our application.
Scenario is- One of our program is writing records in type 19 file. We have another C daemon process which reads these records from the file.
Both of these processes are running continuously as phantom/daemon processes. But sometimes C daemon process encounters the temporary files with name like DBnnn (where nnn is some number). Since these are temporary files C process cannot open and process the data of this file. By the time C program tries to open this file, the file DBnnn is deleted and is not found in the directory.
Has any body encountered similar situation? Is it due to the design that Universe and C programs are accessing the same file to read and write the data?
Any pointers to resolve this problem are welcome.
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