Error while opening attached .CSV file !!!

pskannaapskannaa Member Posts: 138
Dear All,

I'm using NAV 4.0, i have form for attaching the files like "import/open/remove attachment". All are fine but when i imported the .CSV file it was succesfully imported, if i open the imported attached csv file it's throughing error message i'm unable to open it.
other all files are fine eg: .doc,.xls,.txt etc..

Error:
C/Side Hyperlinking failed.
You tried to hyperlink to this target:
C:\docume~1\psk\local~1\temp\doc.csv
do you want to place the hyperlink target on the clipboard ?
Yes / NO ----> nothing has changed the both actions.


Open Attachement code:

FormAttRec.SETFILTER(FormAttRec."No.","No.");
FormAttRec.SETFILTER(FormAttRec.Description,Description);

IF FormAttRec.FIND('-') THEN
BEGIN
IF FormAttRec."Attachment No." <> 0 THEN
FormAttRec.OpenAttachment
END
ELSE
BEGIN
MESSAGE('No Document is Attached');
EXIT;
END;
CurrForm.UPDATE;


Please suggest me..

Thanks & Regards,
Psk

Comments

  • philippegirodphilippegirod Member Posts: 191
    Are you sure your file exist in the path shown ?
    This message is shown when Navision is not able to open the file.
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  • pskannaapskannaa Member Posts: 138
    Actually i have specified c:\ for file path, but other files(.doc,.xls,.txt) are working file. I don't knw why it's happened for .csv format.
  • BeliasBelias Member Posts: 2,998
    does the file still exist?
    also, try to show the extention of file in windows...and check permissions on that folder, also, check if the path is correct
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  • pskannaapskannaa Member Posts: 138
    The file is there, for checking i hav removed attached file and again imported the file. Permission i doubt because it should be asking for all files while opening right ?? so some where it's strucking for ONLY CSV FORMAT.
  • BeliasBelias Member Posts: 2,998
    did you already try to change the destination path?
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  • pskannaapskannaa Member Posts: 138
    I think there is some limitation while opening .csv file in nav...any idea?
  • garakgarak Member Posts: 3,263
    search the forum for the automation WSH (Windows Scriptiong Host) and use WSHShell.run(command).
    Do you make it right, it works too!
  • pardonmepardonme Member Posts: 8
    Hi all..

    I'm having the same problem here
    Cannot open the .csv file

    I already use the Automation WSHShell.RUN
    but got error :

    "An exception was raised in method Run. The OLE control or Automation server has returned error (HRESULT) -2147352567.
    The component did not provide the exception description."

    actually not only .csv file, but .doc, .pdf, and some .txt files (some can be opened, some cannot.. i also dont understand why) also cannot be opened.
    any idea what's wrong?
  • chrisxx83chrisxx83 Member Posts: 54
    pardonme wrote:
    Hi all..

    I'm having the same problem here
    Cannot open the .csv file

    I already use the Automation WSHShell.RUN
    but got error :

    "An exception was raised in method Run. The OLE control or Automation server has returned error (HRESULT) -2147352567.
    The component did not provide the exception description."

    actually not only .csv file, but .doc, .pdf, and some .txt files (some can be opened, some cannot.. i also dont understand why) also cannot be opened.
    any idea what's wrong?

    I got similar issue and the problem was file name. When i try to open file with WHS and in file name was space then i got the same error. Try to to something like this:
    wsh.Run('"'+"FilePathVariable"+'"');
    
  • pardonmepardonme Member Posts: 8
    I got similar issue and the problem was file name. When i try to open file with WHS and in file name was space then i got the same error. Try to to something like this:
    wsh.Run('"'+"FilePathVariable"+'"');
    

    ^ AWESOMENESS

    Thank You, chrisxx83
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