Bob,
I am using the "put" because I am writing to a ftp web server. So I need to
pass a username and password.
How would I rename the file on a remote server? Also, how would you suggest I
go about this? I could end up in a endless error check...
rename the original file
write the data
if error then
rename the original file back
if error then
then what?
What do you think?
-Dan
> After reading a bit more of your original post, I think I understand that you
> are creating an XML file each time you do a PUT? If so, are you "PUTTING" to
> the same file name each time? If so, then if the command fails for some
> reason the file system would delete the original, and then the new file,
> having failed would never get to the server. It might be better to rename the
> original, "PUT" the new XML file, verify the existence of the file after
> "PUTTING" it, then delete the old one.
>
> I'm curious why you are using this command and not the low level file
> commands:
> open file
> read from file
> write to file
> close file
>
> Bear in mind I'm not an expert on low level file commands. I am simply
> curious about your method.
>
> Bob
>
>
>> Thank you VERY much for the insight. I really need some help resolving this
>> problem. However....
>>
>>> Volume Corruption
>>
>> On one file only? I suppose that possible, but I think it's pretty unlikely.
>>
>>> File was not saved where you thought it was saved.
>>
>> Then why would the original file have been deleted?
>>
>>> User or app appears to have saved the file but in reality, didn't.
>>
>> Again, why would the original file have been deleted?
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