[RESOLVED] Not sure what I'm doing wrong....

The Attached script is designed to copy a single file and distribute it to many different directories on a shared folder, It works fine, although I've come across a couple of errors that I would like to log, the first one is error 76 "File path not found" and the other is error 70 "Permission Denied".

The problem I'm getting is that everytime the script runs it records both errors for the same problem. IE:

K:\Named, Folder\Test Area\ZZZ, Okay2 - Permission Denied
K:\Named, Folder\Test Area\ZZZ, Okay2 - Path not found
K:\Named, Folder\Test Area\ZZZ, Okay3 - Permission Denied
K:\Named, Folder\Test Area\ZZZ, Okay3 - Path not found

Not sure is that is the nature of both Errors or the fact the script is written wrong.

Code:

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Dim fso, f, fc, f1, SourceFile
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set SourceFile = fso.Getfile("K:\Noticeboard\Normalupdates\Normal\Normal.dot")
Set f = fso.GetFolder("K:\Named, Folder\Test Area")
Set fc = f.SubFolders
For Each f1 In fc

If InStr(f1.Name, ",") > 0 Then
    On Error Resume Next
        SourceFile.Copy f1 & "\Databases\Normal\"
        If Err.Number <> 0 Then
            Select Case Err.Number    ' Evaluate error number.
                Case 70  ' "Permission Denied" error.
                Case 76  ' "Path not found" error.
                mystr = mystr & f1 & "  - Permission Denied" & vbNewLine 'add to string here
                mystr = mystr & f1 & "  - Path not found" & vbNewLine ' add to string here
                Err.Clear
                Case Else
                    End Select
        Else
        End If
        On Error GoTo 0
End If
Next

Set f1 = fso.CreateTextFile("K:\Named, Folder\Test Area\ScriptLog.txt", True)
f1.Write mystr
f1.Close
Set f1 = Nothing
Set fso = Nothing

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Any help would be greatly appriciated

You only log for error 76 not 70, since there is no code written for Case 70. Select Case works differently then for example switch in C. What you should do is to change your code to look simular to this:

Code:

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Select Case Err.Number
    Case 70
        mystr = mystr & f1 & "  - Permission Denied" & vbNewLine
    Case 76
        mystr = mystr & f1 & "  - Path not found" & vbNewLine
    Case Else
End Select
Err.Clear

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Many thanks, the code work great now, Your a star!

Just a quick question though,

Under this command "SourceFile.Copy f1 & "\Databases\Normal\"" could I also tell the script to skip recording any file under under File path "Databases\Normal_PM" IE: - If File path "Databases\Normal_PM" Resume next.

Reason is, throughout the shared folder, there is a mix of different Normal.dot templates, some get one and some get another. We differinciate between each user by having a folder in each users directory called either 'Normal' or 'Normal_PM'.

The script picks up the file path as Not found if the file path is wrong, I would prefer the script to pick up a fault rather then the normal runnings.