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I am executing some C# code to initiate the creation of a file on our host system (AS/400). Once the file has been created on the AS/400, the AS/400 &quot;pushes&quot; the file over to the Windows server where my C# code is running.<br />
I need to be able to wait until the file is completely over to the Windows server from the AS/400 host before exiting the thread. I would like to set up a while loop to check to see if the object exists and if it is locked. If it does exist and it's not locked, then I should be able to assume it has arrived in the folder on my Windows Server.<br />
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I am executing some C# code to initiate the creation of a file on our host system (AS/400). Once the file has been created on the AS/400, the AS/400 "pushes" the file over to the Windows server where my C# code is running.
I need to be able to wait until the file is completely over to the Windows server from the AS/400 host before exiting the thread. I would like to set up a while loop to check to see if the object exists and if it is locked. If it does exist and it's not locked, then I should be able to assume it has arrived in the folder on my Windows Server.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Checking for object lock

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