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All: Domino development server: 5.0.8. My client: 6.5.4 Production server: 6.5.3 I have created an agent that selects a view in a database, then exports all of the documents to a text file. After the file has been created, I mail that text file to a list of users. On my Notes client, I can run this and it creates a file that is readable. However, when I move the agent to the server, I get a "syntax error" on the 400 and the file is unreadable. I have included a section of the agent to help with troubleshooting. I would appreciate any ideas as to why I can't get either a readable file or a file at all. I think that I must be naive that if it can be created on XP, it *should* also be created on the 400. But I must be wrong. :-) Thanks. Gregg ?Here is where I determine the Platform to set the path correctly If Session.Platform = "OS/400" Then dirpath$ = session.getenvironmentstring("Directory", True) & "/" Else dirpath$ = session.getenvironmentstring("Directory", True) & "\" End If Call agentLog.LogAction("Path = " & dirpath$) 'get the current view's name and replace all backslashes with a hyphen currentprocess = "getting the view name and replacing backslashes with hyphens" viewname = view.Name slashpos = Instr(viewname, "\") If slashpos > 0 Then Do While slashpos > 0 Mid(viewname, slashpos) = "-" slashpos = Instr(viewname, "\") Loop End If 'Get All the documents in the view Set vc = view.AllEntries 'check that documents have been selected at all If vc.count = 0 Then Print "No documents were found in view " & view.Name Exit Sub End If ?Here is where I create the text file to write data to 'if documents have been selected create text file currentprocess = "creating a text file for output" filenum = Freefile() filename = dirpath$ & filename Print filename ?If I use this line on AS/400 I get a syntax error in the Agent Log and none of the prior Agent Log statements execute, but it works on XP desktop 'Open Filename For Output As filenum Charset = "ascii" ?If I use this line it works on both platforms but on AS/400 I get an unreadable text file Open filename For Output As filenum
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