There are three ways that I know of to accomplish tasks at regular intervals.
1: Scheduler in Service Management
2: OnTimer trigger on a form
3: Using NAS
To check if there are files in a directory you can do
FileRec.SETRANGE("Is a File", TRUE);
FileRec.SETRANGE(Path, somePath);
IF FileRec.FIND('-') THEN REPEAT
...
UNTIL FileRec.NEXT = 0;
When I had to move files around from within Navision I made it output commands to a batch file and then I ran that file from a command prompt using the shell command. Might be a better way to do it, but I don't know of one.
Hello,
take a look at File record (it's not visible in object designer).
Make a new codeunit, create a record variable with a record File, filter there directory you want to watch and run this codeunit on a scheduler.
There is one problem while watching directory - for proper working you must go to another directory and then go back, in this case File table is refreshed. (As I remember it was a problem in 3.7 version)
FileList - File record
FileList.RESET;
FileList.SETRANGE(Path,'C:\');
IF FileList.FIND('-') THEN;
FileList.RESET;
FileList.SETRANGE(Path,PathToWatch);
FileList.SETRANGE(Name,FileName);
IF FileList.FIND('-') THEN
BEGIN
END;
Comments
1: Scheduler in Service Management
2: OnTimer trigger on a form
3: Using NAS
To check if there are files in a directory you can do When I had to move files around from within Navision I made it output commands to a batch file and then I ran that file from a command prompt using the shell command. Might be a better way to do it, but I don't know of one.
take a look at File record (it's not visible in object designer).
Make a new codeunit, create a record variable with a record File, filter there directory you want to watch and run this codeunit on a scheduler.
There is one problem while watching directory - for proper working you must go to another directory and then go back, in this case File table is refreshed. (As I remember it was a problem in 3.7 version) Hope it helps.
Br,
Igor Beeone