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9.9

Renaming files using ASPUpload

Asked by it_ops in Active Server Pages (ASP)

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Hi

I'm using Persits ASPUpload and would like to be able to rename a file if a duplicate file already exists in the folder/database.

As it stands the database stores the duplicate files as a seperate record but the directory (C:\Upload) where it is also uploaded doesn't - it's just overwritten as and when.

Ideally I want the script to rename the file in the background - so report.doc becomes report1.doc (or maybe date stamped etc) - without the user being bothered with having to rename.

The code I've attached enables the user to upload a file - this is then saved in both a database and a directory.

Any help appreciated.

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<%
	
	Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload")
	Upload.IgnoreNoPost = True
 
	' Capture files
	Upload.Save "c:\upload"
 
	' Obtain file object
	Set File = Upload.Files("THEFILE")
 
	If Not File Is Nothing Then
		' Build ODBC connection string
		Connect = "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" & Server.MapPath(".\aspupload1.mdb")
 
		' If you use SQL Server, the connecton string must look something like this:
		' Connect = "Driver=SQL Server;Server=MYSRV;Database=master;UID=sa;PWD=xxx"
 
		' Build SQL INSERT statement
		SQL = "INSERT INTO MYIMAGES(image_blob, filename, description, web_name, filesize) VALUES(?, '"
		SQL = SQL & File.Filename & "', '"
		SQL = SQL & Replace(Upload.Form("DESCR"), "'", "''") & "', "
                SQL = SQL & " '" & Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") & "', "	
                SQL = SQL & File.Size & ")"'
 
		' Save to database
		File.ToDatabase Connect, SQL
		Response.Write "File successfully uploaded."
	Else
		Response.Write "Please select a file."
	End If
%>
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Zone: Active Server Pages (ASP)
Tags: MS, ASP
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Solution Provided By: hielo
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Solution Grade: A
 
 
 
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