Linux for beginners: How to view the permissions associated with files and directories and also how you can change them.
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If you use my code for using Windows Explorer in Windows you can do the backwards now:
cTempPath is the user's temporary path
cTempZip is the temporary zip file location and filename
cSource is the backup file
cDirectory is the destination directory
cTempZip = cTempPath + SYS(3) + '.zip'
IF FILE(cTempZip)
DELETE FILE (cTempZip)
ENDIF
COPY FILE (cSource) TO (cTempZip)
oShell = CREATEOBJECT("Shell.Applic
cDirectory = cTempPath + ADDBS(TTOC(DATETIME(),1))
IF NOT DIRECTORY(cDirectory)
MD (cDirectory)
ENDIF
DECLARE INTEGER Sleep IN kernel32 INTEGER
nCount = oShell.NameSpace(cTempZip)
FOR EACH oFile IN oShell.NameSpace(cTempZip)
oShell.NameSpace(cDirector
= Sleep(1000)
ENDFOR
CLEAR DLLS
cTempPath is the user's temporary path
cTempZip is the temporary zip file location and filename
cSource is the backup file
cDirectory is the destination directory
cTempZip = cTempPath + SYS(3) + '.zip'
IF FILE(cTempZip)
DELETE FILE (cTempZip)
ENDIF
COPY FILE (cSource) TO (cTempZip)
oShell = CREATEOBJECT("Shell.Applic
cDirectory = cTempPath + ADDBS(TTOC(DATETIME(),1))
IF NOT DIRECTORY(cDirectory)
MD (cDirectory)
ENDIF
DECLARE INTEGER Sleep IN kernel32 INTEGER
nCount = oShell.NameSpace(cTempZip)
FOR EACH oFile IN oShell.NameSpace(cTempZip)
oShell.NameSpace(cDirector
= Sleep(1000)
ENDFOR
CLEAR DLLS
Hello, Cyril
I don't know why the restore started to give an error (and it worked fine before) the directory is correctly created like before, but signs : File already exists...
If you prefer I could open another question...
Thanks in advance
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I don't know why the restore started to give an error (and it worked fine before) the directory is correctly created like before, but signs : File already exists...
If you prefer I could open another question...
Thanks in advance
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Active 1 day ago
It looks like you are using XP and don't have Acces Privileges problems.
And cDirectory is by date and time so it's a new directory and the files are not there.
Can you please try it if you hard code:
cDirectory is your temporary folder
"C:\Documents And Settings\<username>\...\Te
Maybe your system is controlling something like Access Privileges and not letting the file to be copied and the error is misleading.
And cDirectory is by date and time so it's a new directory and the files are not there.
Can you please try it if you hard code:
cDirectory is your temporary folder
"C:\Documents And Settings\<username>\...\Te
Maybe your system is controlling something like Access Privileges and not letting the file to be copied and the error is misleading.
Cyril
I couldn't do it yet but I will as soon as possible.
Amazingly it's run fine before and the OS had no new configuration done.
I couldn't do it yet but I will as soon as possible.
Amazingly it's run fine before and the OS had no new configuration done.
Cyril
I've tried with no success... very strange.
What could it be... it was pretty good and the OS/ machine is pretty the same...
Thanks !
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I've tried with no success... very strange.
What could it be... it was pretty good and the OS/ machine is pretty the same...
Thanks !
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Active 1 day ago
Please open the compressed file in Windows Explorer and drag the files inside to the directory cDirectory. See if you can do it manually.
Sorry...
In the hurry I've introduced an error before the process itself so the error happened....so it's misunderstood me.
COPY FILE &cDestination TO &lcdrive and had not configured correctly the variables before the process...
==========================
EFUERTE # Eduardo 23/09/2010 07:56:31 PM
ERROR() = 1
MESSAGE() = File 'c:\geccvfp\&cdestination'
MESSAGE(1) = COPY FILE &cDestination TO &lcdrive
PROGRAM() = RST_DBF2
PROGRAM(1) = MAIN
LINE() = 56
LINE(1) = 56
ALIAS =
Call Stack Level = 1
Current program filename= c:\geccvfp\main.fxp
Module or Object name= main
Module or Object Source filename= c:\geccvfp\main.prg
Line number in the object source file= 426
Source line contents= Read Events
--------------------------
Call Stack Level = 2
Current program filename= c:\geccvfp\rst_dbf2.fxp
Module or Object name= ON...
Module or Object Source filename= c:\geccvfp\rst_dbf2.prg
Line number in the object source file= 56
Source line contents= COPY FILE &cDestination TO &lcdrive
--------------------------
==========================
Thanks for your patience in help me !
In the hurry I've introduced an error before the process itself so the error happened....so it's misunderstood me.
COPY FILE &cDestination TO &lcdrive and had not configured correctly the variables before the process...
==========================
EFUERTE # Eduardo 23/09/2010 07:56:31 PM
ERROR() = 1
MESSAGE() = File 'c:\geccvfp\&cdestination'
MESSAGE(1) = COPY FILE &cDestination TO &lcdrive
PROGRAM() = RST_DBF2
PROGRAM(1) = MAIN
LINE() = 56
LINE(1) = 56
ALIAS =
Call Stack Level = 1
Current program filename= c:\geccvfp\main.fxp
Module or Object name= main
Module or Object Source filename= c:\geccvfp\main.prg
Line number in the object source file= 426
Source line contents= Read Events
--------------------------
Call Stack Level = 2
Current program filename= c:\geccvfp\rst_dbf2.fxp
Module or Object name= ON...
Module or Object Source filename= c:\geccvfp\rst_dbf2.prg
Line number in the object source file= 56
Source line contents= COPY FILE &cDestination TO &lcdrive
--------------------------
==========================
Thanks for your patience in help me !
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