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Feb 4th, 2000, 09:30 PM
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Morining all,
I have a problem, I need my program to make a directory for file processing. The problem is I cannot make the directory beneath the current working dir. because it is "readonly". I need to tell my program to back up one directory to create the "temp" dir.
This is what the network file structure looks like.
ex. M:\MECH\1224\somedir\APPROVED\{FILESTR}
I need to tell the program to backup to the previous directory to create a "temp" dir.
ex. M:\MECH\1224\somedir\TEMP\{FILESTR}
The dir. "somedir" could be any dir. The only thing definite is that the files are located in an "approved" dir.
Would the s_char command work for this? If so how do I use it, or is there another way?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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