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Scott wrote:
But... I don't understand why your process doesn't abort when it gets
the EBUSY error? If step 1 fails, why does your program continue on to
step 2? Perhaps that's a bug.
The move is by design: processed files move to a "no error" folder
and unprocessed files move to an "error" folder that is reviewed,
with the intention of re-processing such files successfully.
These are financial transactions and are audited daily and montly.
Scott also wrote:
When you open a file with the open() API, you can specify O_SHARE_NONE,
O_SHARE_RDONLY, O_SHARE_WRONLY, or O_SHARE_RDWR.
Thank you for the suggestion.
This could solve a problem where, usually, an inexperienced operator
performs the initial,
manual file handling and fogets to close the MS Excel document
from where the IFS
file was saved: leaving the IFS file locked.
We are currently reviewing our process, system design and
documentation.
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