Copying a file structure?

[Matthew Williams]

Thats where I went wrong, I found that option _after_ doing the UNIX rename.

Right now I have the map file preserved with the file structure
however whenever I copy it to a filepro directory and then view it in
Filepro I get prompted for a password.

Is there a way to import the map file over the top of another and have
it pull in that file structure?  I noticed the only thing different is
the first line of the file.  I may try copying the file structure from
the map file to another in a text editor and see if it takes.

Thanks,
-Matt
Hale Mfg.



On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 11:42:58 -0500, Jean-Pierre A. Radley <appl at jpr.com> wrote:
> Matthew Williams propounded (on Fri, Jan 14, 2005 at 08:19:56AM -0800):
> | I created a new file however I named it "Rep.Export" instead of
> | "rep.export", so now my "Rep.Export" is the only file in the system
> | with capital letters so referring to it is a pain.
> |
> | So I went straight to the directory and did a rename Rep.Export
> | rep.export (UNIX)
> |
> | It copied and it shows up in Filepro however when I try to access it
> | i'm prompted for a password.
> |
> | I then created a new file within Filepro and copied over the "map
> | file" (this has like 100 fields and I don't want to write them over
> | again) but I got the same password deal.
> |
> | Is there a way to recover my file structure into a new file?
> 
> Do not use a Unix command to rename Rep.Export.
> 
> Use filePro's own choice (7) on the Utilities Menu:  "Copy / Rename
> filePro Files".
> 
> --
> JP
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