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Hi sybe,<br />
can you provide me with some code to check &quot;writefile.txt&quot; exists - and if not to create it!<br />
<br />
thanks for the above code works just fine!
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Hi sybe,
can you provide me with some code to check "writefile.txt" exists - and if not to create it!

thanks for the above code works just fine!

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Set oFS = Server.CreateObject(&quot;Scrip<wbr />ting.FileS<wbr />ystemObjec<wbr />t&quot;)<br />
Set oReadFile = oFS.OpenTextFile(&quot;C:\temp\<wbr />readfile.t<wbr />xt&quot;)<br />
If Not oFS.FileExists(&quot;C:\temp\wr<wbr />itefile.tx<wbr />t&quot;) Then oFs.CreateTextFile(&quot;C:\tem<wbr />p\writefil<wbr />e.txt&quot;)<br />
Set oWriteFile = oFs.OpenTextFile(&quot;C:\temp\<wbr />writefile.<wbr />txt&quot;,8)<br />
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Set oFS = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oReadFile = oFS.OpenTextFile("C:\temp\readfile.txt")
If Not oFS.FileExists("C:\temp\writefile.txt") Then oFs.CreateTextFile("C:\temp\writefile.txt")
Set oWriteFile = oFs.OpenTextFile("C:\temp\writefile.txt",8)




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Hi,<br />
I have two text files text1.txt and text2.dat<br />
Text1.txt contains data which i would like to manipulate and then write the modifications to text2.dat<br />
<br />
How do I read line for line in text1.txt modify the string and than write it line for line to text2.dat? Do not worry about the the modification bit, I know how to do that. I am only interested in the reading and wrting part.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,
I have two text files text1.txt and text2.dat
Text1.txt contains data which i would like to manipulate and then write the modifications to text2.dat

How do I read line for line in text1.txt modify the string and than write it line for line to text2.dat? Do not worry about the the modification bit, I know how to do that. I am only interested in the reading and wrting part.

Thanks

Read and write into a DB text file

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