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Mc3762
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2001-09-24
edited 2001-10-31
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Is it possible from Navision 2.01 to Create directories and remove them on the harddrive.
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Luc_VanDyck
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You can use the SHELL function to create the dir in DOS.
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Mc3762
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2001-09-24
That works well on some OSVERSIONS, but not under win2000...
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Toni_Lou
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2001-10-01
Hi
Did you try with the
'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'.FileSystemObject Automation Server?
It has some nice methods to work with the file system...
Toni
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Mc3762
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2001-10-02
Tony - No I Haven't but I sure don't know how to do that?
Can you explain that a bit.
Thanks
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John_Tegelaar
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2001-10-31
The FileSystemObject (short: FSO) from the MS Scripting Runtime is a convenient and powerfull tool.
To create a new folder:
Var:
Name DataType Subtype Length
FSO Automation 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'.FileSystemObject
Code:
CREATE(FSO);
FSO.CreateFolder('c:\temp\new name');
That's all!
John
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Did you try with the
'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'.FileSystemObject Automation Server?
It has some nice methods to work with the file system...
Toni
Can you explain that a bit.
Thanks
To create a new folder:
Var:
Name DataType Subtype Length
FSO Automation 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'.FileSystemObject
Code:
CREATE(FSO);
FSO.CreateFolder('c:\temp\new name');
That's all!
John