Looking for Ideas

[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Del (Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:50:15 -0400):
[...]
> Prior to running, I delete all the lock files to prevent the batch jobs
> from hanging up on a locked file, which happened many times before I
> finally started deleting lockfiles before kicking off the jobstream.

Are you certain that no one is in the files at the file the job runs?

> Problem is, when the users get in and start using the files the next
> day, filePro creates new lock files with read write permission for
> filePro only.

That is correct.

> This is ok when running regular filePro apps, but when users run FPSQL
> they get errors saying permission is denied on the lockfile.

Then the permissions on fpsql is wrong.  Run setperms.

[...]
> Why doesn't FPSQL run as filePro with access to filePro owned files like
> the rest of the filePro apps?

It does, if you have the correct permissions on fpsql.

[...]
> Any suggestions?

setperms

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