I am getting a baffling File not found error (0x800A0035).
I am writing asp on a windows 2000 server. I build a path and filename from
several fields in a jet database using SQL commands, like this:
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2) & "\pics.ini"
When I try to open the file I get this file not found error (0x800A0035).
However, if explicitly specify the path and filename (as in path2 below)
then it works. If I use path1 then it does not work. path2 was taken by
printing path1 to the browser window and then cutandpaste into my code.
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
path2="C:\Inetp ub\wwwroot\Tim & Janies Family Web Page\2003\pics. ini
' at this point path1=path2, this can be tested and proven
set fs=Server.Creat eObject("Script ing.FileSystemO bject")
set f=fs.OpenTextFi le(path2,1)
Why does the path/filename string built using the database not work but an
apparently IDENTICAL string which is explicitly typed in DOES work? I am
certain that this data is correct and it is not just a problem of me doing
something stupid.
Help?
TimS
5  4584 
Surely it should be.........
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
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TimS <ti********@com cast.net> wrote in message
news:ek******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I am getting a baffling File not found error (0x800A0035).
I am writing asp on a windows 2000 server. I build a path and filename
from several fields in a jet database using SQL commands, like this:
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2) & "\pics.ini"
When I try to open the file I get this file not found error (0x800A0035).
However, if explicitly specify the path and filename (as in path2 below)
then it works. If I use path1 then it does not work. path2 was taken by
printing path1 to the browser window and then cutandpaste into my code.
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
path2="C:\Inetp ub\wwwroot\Tim & Janies Family Web Page\2003\pics. ini
' at this point path1=path2, this can be tested and proven
set fs=Server.Creat eObject("Script ing.FileSystemO bject")
set f=fs.OpenTextFi le(path2,1)
Why does the path/filename string built using the database not work but an
apparently IDENTICAL string which is explicitly typed in DOES work? I am
certain that this data is correct and it is not just a problem of me doing
something stupid.
Help?
TimS
Steven,
Re: your comment - the resulting path/filename variable is the same whether
the filename is inside or outside of the MapPath function.
This is a problem which is not going to resolve from a syntax correction.
All the relevent factors are contained in this paragraph. Basically, you
have two variables, path1 and path2. If you test them, path1=path2 is TRUE.
path1 was created using the code illustrated below. path2 was created by
printing path1 to the screen and then cut/pasting the path/filename string
into my code. path1 and path2 appear to be identical. However, path1 gives
a file not found error and path2 works, as shown in the code below.
If you don't already know the answer, I wager you will not be able to figure
it out. I am hoping someone already knows the answer :-) ....please!
TimS
"Steven Burn" <nobody@PVT_i t-mate.co.uk> wrote in message
news:eW******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Surely it should be.........
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
--
Regards
Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk
Keeping it FREE!
Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
TimS <ti********@com cast.net> wrote in message
news:ek******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I am getting a baffling File not found error (0x800A0035).
I am writing asp on a windows 2000 server. I build a path and filename
from several fields in a jet database using SQL commands, like this:
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2) & "\pics.ini"
When I try to open the file I get this file not found error
(0x800A0035). However, if explicitly specify the path and filename (as in path2 below)
then it works. If I use path1 then it does not work. path2 was taken
by printing path1 to the browser window and then cutandpaste into my code.
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
path2="C:\Inetp ub\wwwroot\Tim & Janies Family Web Page\2003\pics. ini
' at this point path1=path2, this can be tested and proven
set fs=Server.Creat eObject("Script ing.FileSystemO bject")
set f=fs.OpenTextFi le(path2,1)
Why does the path/filename string built using the database not work but
an apparently IDENTICAL string which is explicitly typed in DOES work? I am
certain that this data is correct and it is not just a problem of me
doing something stupid.
Help?
TimS
Why don't you just do a Response.Write on the path thats not working and see
what it actually contains?
--
Regards
Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group www.it-mate.co.uk
Keeping it FREE!
Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
TimS <ti********@com cast.net> wrote in message
news:O4******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Steven,
Re: your comment - the resulting path/filename variable is the same
whether the filename is inside or outside of the MapPath function.
This is a problem which is not going to resolve from a syntax correction.
All the relevent factors are contained in this paragraph. Basically, you
have two variables, path1 and path2. If you test them, path1=path2 is
TRUE. path1 was created using the code illustrated below. path2 was created by
printing path1 to the screen and then cut/pasting the path/filename string
into my code. path1 and path2 appear to be identical. However, path1
gives a file not found error and path2 works, as shown in the code below.
If you don't already know the answer, I wager you will not be able to
figure it out. I am hoping someone already knows the answer :-) ....please!
TimS
"Steven Burn" <nobody@PVT_i t-mate.co.uk> wrote in message
news:eW******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Surely it should be.........
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
--
Regards
Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk
Keeping it FREE!
Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
TimS <ti********@com cast.net> wrote in message
news:ek******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... I am getting a baffling File not found error (0x800A0035).
I am writing asp on a windows 2000 server. I build a path and filename from several fields in a jet database using SQL commands, like this:
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2) & "\pics.ini"
When I try to open the file I get this file not found error (0x800A0035). However, if explicitly specify the path and filename (as in path2
below) then it works. If I use path1 then it does not work. path2 was taken by printing path1 to the browser window and then cutandpaste into my
code.
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
path2="C:\Inetp ub\wwwroot\Tim & Janies Family Web Page\2003\pics. ini
' at this point path1=path2, this can be tested and proven
set fs=Server.Creat eObject("Script ing.FileSystemO bject")
set f=fs.OpenTextFi le(path2,1)
Why does the path/filename string built using the database not work
but an apparently IDENTICAL string which is explicitly typed in DOES work? I
am certain that this data is correct and it is not just a problem of me
doing something stupid.
Help?
TimS
TimS wrote: I am getting a baffling File not found error (0x800A0035).
I am writing asp on a windows 2000 server. I build a path and
filename from several fields in a jet database using SQL commands,
like this:
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2) & "\pics.ini"
When I try to open the file I get this file not found error
(0x800A0035). However, if explicitly specify the path and filename
(as in path2 below) then it works. If I use path1 then it does not
work. path2 was taken by printing path1 to the browser window and
then cutandpaste into my code.
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS(" rootname"))
temp2=trim(RS(" dirname"))
path1=Server.Ma pPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
path2="C:\Inetp ub\wwwroot\Tim & Janies Family Web Page\2003\pics. ini
' at this point path1=path2, this can be tested and proven
How?
set fs=Server.Creat eObject("Script ing.FileSystemO bject")
set f=fs.OpenTextFi le(path2,1)
Why does the path/filename string built using the database not work
but an apparently IDENTICAL string which is explicitly typed in DOES
work?
Have you done a
Response.Write path1 & "<BR>" & path2
to make sure that they are identical?
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 18:06:17 -0800, "TimS" <ti********@com cast.net>
wrote: I am getting a baffling File not found error (0x800A0035).
I am writing asp on a windows 2000 server. I build a path and filename from
several fields in a jet database using SQL commands, like this:
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS( "rootname") )
temp2=trim(RS( "dirname"))
path1=Server.M apPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2) & "\pics.ini"
When I try to open the file I get this file not found error (0x800A0035).
However, if explicitly specify the path and filename (as in path2 below)
then it works. If I use path1 then it does not work. path2 was taken by
printing path1 to the browser window and then cutandpaste into my code.
Sql = "SELECT dirs.rootname,d irs.dirname FROM dirs"
RS.open Sql
RS.movefirst
do while not RS.EOF
temp1=trim(RS( "rootname") )
temp2=trim(RS( "dirname"))
path1=Server.M apPath(temp1 & "\" & temp2 & "\pics.ini" )
path2="C:\Inet pub\wwwroot\Tim & Janies Family Web Page\2003\pics. ini
' at this point path1=path2, this can be tested and proven
set fs=Server.Creat eObject("Script ing.FileSystemO bject")
set f=fs.OpenTextFi le(path2,1)
Why does the path/filename string built using the database not work but an
apparently IDENTICAL string which is explicitly typed in DOES work? I am
certain that this data is correct and it is not just a problem of me doing
something stupid.
We're not that certain, you'll have to prove it. Post a
Response.Write of Path1...
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