Has the hard disk containing the file spun down at the time of the second 'put'? That's one thing that will prevent a write/put. If that's the case, you can force the HD to start spinning again by getting 'the files' or 'the detailed files'. Then you can write successfully.
I inserted a "get the detailed files" before the put command and it still didn't write the updated data.
I also tried deleting the file first, but then the put command wouldn't even create a new file as opposed to the first time I run the script when it normally would.
Insert the following code immediately after the 'put' line. It might yield a clue:
get the result if it <> empty then answer it end if
Each time the result was empty and nothing was written. I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a solution to this problem. I just don't understand why it would work the first time, then never again.
But thanks Phil.
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