Dennis Daupert wrote:
> Ah, OK, thanks for that info. So 1 or 0 does not mean
> 'success' or 'failure,' but rather number of copies.
You should never get a 0 - just >0 or undef.
No need to CC me - I get 3 copies. I CC you so you get an
immediate reply (as the poster) esp. when AS is slow during
$Bill Luebkert>
>> [2006-10-04 04:53:12] return:
> I would take the above to mean an error occurred.
Yeah, given the fact that's the only indicator of
an error, I've modified the code to use the value of
$return:
if ( !$return ) {
$logger->info("File was not copied");
}
> The fact tha
Dennis Daupert wrote:
> Still having the same error capture problems tho.
> When I un-share the remote directory, run the
> script, here's what get's written to my log (I'm
> particularly unnerved by the msg "The operation
> completed successfully"):
>
> [2006-10-04 04:53:08] Try to copy file tes
Todd Beverly>
>It looks like there is another command (CopyEx) ,
>which will take the FOF options.
Todd, thanks BIG! That was very helpful. I substituted
CopyEx for Copy, and he takes the constants. When I
share the remote directory and run my script, he
copies the file over nicely, and gives
Dennis Daupert wrote:
>
>
> I'm using Win32::FileOp to copy a file to a remote machine.
> I've shared a directory on the remote machine, and this copy
> command works nicely when the network is up and everybody
> plays together:
>
> eval {
> $return = Copy ($copy_from => $copy_to );
> };
>
> T
I'm using Win32::FileOp to copy a file to a remote machine.
I've shared a directory on the remote machine, and this copy
command works nicely when the network is up and everybody
plays together:
eval {
$return = Copy ($copy_from => $copy_to );
};
To simulate network down for error handli
Quoting Glen Plantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm getting an error when I try to execute the "SaveAs" function in
> Win32::OLE" when I try to save an Excel worksheet to a new format.
>
> ( I'm using the " csv " format here, but I _really_ want to save each
> sheet in the workbook as a
David Jelinek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> graced perl with these words of
wisdom:
> This is a cryptographically signed message in MIME format.
I think "cryptic" would me more appropriate than "cryptographic" for the
original post.
I wonder if the OP codes Perl the same way he posts here. :-)
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Ted
Title: error when I try to execute the "SaveAs" function in Win32::OLE" when I try to save an Excel worksheet to a new format.
Hi Folks,
I'm getting an error when I try to execute the "SaveAs" function in Win32::OLE" when I try to save an Excel worksheet to a new format.
( I'm using the "
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David Jelinek
Systems Programmer
Adv Tech, IT, Central Michigan Univ.
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