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I have made a script which moves some files from one dir to another, and checks the errorcode.

It works om my win2k machine, but when I was testing it on a win95 machine it failed to delete the file. I don't have a win95 machine mysqlf, so maybe someone could check if and see if its a bug?

FileCopy("c:\dir1\*.ted", "c:\dir2\*.*",1)

If @error = 0 then

FileDelete("*.ted")

Endif

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FileCopy("c:\dir1\*.ted", "c:\dir2\*.*",1)
If @error = 0 then
FileDelete("*.ted")
Endif

should it be?:

FileCopy("c:\dir1\*.ted", "c:\dir2\*.*",1)
If @error = 0 then
FileDelete("c:\dir1\*.ted")
Endif

it might have been that the file was not executed in c:\dir1\

It worked fine on my Win95 machine.

Edited by scriptkitty

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As posted by JdeB on 12/8/03:

Just wanted to share with you that the filecopy returns its "returncode" into a variable .. not into @ERROR..

You are correct that Filecopy doesn't return a 1 if theres nothing to copy...don't know why.....thats for the developers to answer.

We have enough youth. How about a fountain of SMART?

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should it be?:

FileCopy("c:\dir1\*.ted", "c:\dir2\*.*",1)
If @error = 0 then
FileDelete("c:\dir1\*.ted")
Endif
You're right... Its me who have made a mastake.

I just haven't seen it, as the files in in the same dir on the machine on which i'm testing it...

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