R60
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Post by R60 on Mar 10, 2015 10:08:13 GMT -5
Please see attached PDF for error/bug description.
File Manager is used to rename a file, but there are some problems.
SPFLite Req_003.pdf (438.39 KB) |
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Post by George on Mar 10, 2015 11:49:57 GMT -5
R60: Another one to look at. I've had root access problems before, they're a real pain as you have to fiddle parameters somewhat. $&%$&^% inconsistent API. Many thanks for documenting things so perfectly. If only all bug reports were done so well. Usually all I get is "Rename has a problem".
George
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R60
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Post by R60 on Mar 10, 2015 12:14:36 GMT -5
George: see it 'a matter of course'.
In the past I was internally the 'last' level support and it's me to stay in contact
with all the IBM guys from z/OS problem determination and software lab (opening PMR's etc.).
So, this is nothing compared to what they want - but I think you know...
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R60
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Post by R60 on Mar 10, 2015 15:34:04 GMT -5
Robert: I did your COPY... command under Windows Command prompt and
it works very well.
All the computers I report problems for SPFLite are my private computers.
I have some user's on them, but take notice that I use a user with ADMIN
privilege during my SPFLite testing.
May be that my phrase 'root' was wrong, because it applies (more) to a
Unix/Linux/whatever X environment. For Windows I like to tell you, that
the file is within the path "Drive Letter:\" and not covered by an
additional directory/folder.
But on the other hand... Follow my description - do it by your own - and
if you don't get into this problem, tell me.
Looking forward to your reply...
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Post by George on Mar 11, 2015 12:39:42 GMT -5
R60: Robert:
Well, it wasn't permissions causing the problem. It was simply that changing directories to the root doesn't like a null string, it wants a "\".
Corrected in the next release.
George
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