Barrie - >在Windows 2000>机器上离开Vee>应用程序时,我真的需要“执行>关闭”吗?我会 - 即使文件是经常写入的。
唯一的原因是因为这是冲洗我所知道的缓存/缓冲区的唯一方法(无论如何都不会过度参与)。
如果发生了可怕的事情,那么数据丢失的可能性会降低。无论如何,您应该能够通过在To To文件之前使用From File来检查文件是否存在(在打开文件之前)。
在文件中粘贴anerror pin。
如果文件不存在......你知道。我知道它不是kosh来解决错误,但有时它只是有意义。-SHAWN ----你目前订阅vrf为:r***@soco.agilent.comTo
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Barrie -
> Do I really need to "execute
> close" when leaving a Vee
> application on a Windows 2000
> machine?
I would - even if the file is written to frequently. The only reason is
because that's the only way of flushing the cache/buffers I know of (without
getting over involved anyway). If something terrible happens there's less
chance of data loss.
Anyway, you should be able to check for the existence of a file (before
opening it for writing) by using a From File before a To File. Stick an
error pin on the from file. If the file doesn't exist... you know.
I know it's not kosh to fire errors, but sometimes it just makes sense.
-SHAWN-
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Barrie - >在Windows 2000>机器上离开Vee>应用程序时,我真的需要“执行>关闭”吗?我会 - 即使文件是经常写入的。
唯一的原因是因为这是冲洗我所知道的缓存/缓冲区的唯一方法(无论如何都不会过度参与)。
如果发生了可怕的事情,那么数据丢失的可能性会降低。无论如何,您应该能够通过在To To文件之前使用From File来检查文件是否存在(在打开文件之前)。
在文件中粘贴anerror pin。
如果文件不存在......你知道。我知道它不是kosh来解决错误,但有时它只是有意义。-SHAWN ----你目前订阅vrf为:r***@soco.agilent.comTo
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以下为原文
Barrie -
> Do I really need to "execute
> close" when leaving a Vee
> application on a Windows 2000
> machine?
I would - even if the file is written to frequently. The only reason is
because that's the only way of flushing the cache/buffers I know of (without
getting over involved anyway). If something terrible happens there's less
chance of data loss.
Anyway, you should be able to check for the existence of a file (before
opening it for writing) by using a From File before a To File. Stick an
error pin on the from file. If the file doesn't exist... you know.
I know it's not kosh to fire errors, but sometimes it just makes sense.
-SHAWN-
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