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Fairlight
fairlite at fairlite.com
Wed Oct 7 12:56:51 PDT 2009
Is it just me, or did Chris Rendall say:
> What I'm trying to do is determine if a file exists on a Windows file
> share, but I only know the beginning part of the file name and that it
> ends in .pdf. I tried using the "exists" command but it doesn't seem
> to take a wild card. With opendir() I can specify the first part of
> the name, such as "12-1508*.pdf", and if the filename is less than 32
> characters it is found.
EXISTS will not use wildcards.
> I'm running filePro 5.0.14. Does 5.6 support longer filenames? Is there
> another way to check if a file exists when the filename is longer than 32
> characters, and I'm using a wildcard?
The limit was not increases TTBOMK. If you're running into the 32char
limit, I suggest going back to USER and a script.
FWIW, that length never should have been smaller than MAXPATHLEN, in my
opinion--but that's fP-Tech's doing.
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