Permission denied unless I wait and refresh webpage

[Salty Dog]

Code:
PrinterShare = "\\Garchive\ISLaser"

Set objFileStream = objFSO.CreateTextFile(PrinterShare)
objFileStream.Write("test")
objFileStream.close()

This code is on a page that if redirected to or javascript window.opened
then I'll get a "Permission denied" error message.
If I wait maybe 3-5 minutes, I can refresh the page and the print job will
print successfully.

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

Where do you set objFileStream to nothing? Where do you set objFSO to
nothing?
On 2/28/05 8:13 PM, in article
5B**********************************@microsoft.com, "Salty Dog"
<Sa******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Code:
PrinterShare = "\\Garchive\ISLaser"

Set objFileStream = objFSO.CreateTextFile(PrinterShare)
objFileStream.Write("test")
objFileStream.close()

This code is on a page that if redirected to or javascript window.opened
then I'll get a "Permission denied" error message.
If I wait maybe 3-5 minutes, I can refresh the page and the print job will
print successfully.

[Salty Dog]

I've been setting objFSO = nothing and now I'm setting objFileStream and
objFile = nothing right after they are closed. Still requires a wait before
the code will succeed.

"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" wrote:

Where do you set objFileStream to nothing? Where do you set objFSO to
nothing?
On 2/28/05 8:13 PM, in article
5B**********************************@microsoft.com, "Salty Dog"
<Sa******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Code:
PrinterShare = "\\Garchive\ISLaser"

Set objFileStream = objFSO.CreateTextFile(PrinterShare)
objFileStream.Write("test")
objFileStream.close()

This code is on a page that if redirected to or javascript window.opened
then I'll get a "Permission denied" error message.
If I wait maybe 3-5 minutes, I can refresh the page and the print job will
print successfully.

[Salty Dog]

I feel that this has something to do with the fact that this page is opened
with a javascript window.open and also occurs if I response.redirect to this
page. If I open this up directly, it appears to work fine.

"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" wrote:

Where do you set objFileStream to nothing? Where do you set objFSO to
nothing?
On 2/28/05 8:13 PM, in article
5B**********************************@microsoft.com, "Salty Dog"
<Sa******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Code:
PrinterShare = "\\Garchive\ISLaser"

Set objFileStream = objFSO.CreateTextFile(PrinterShare)
objFileStream.Write("test")
objFileStream.close()

This code is on a page that if redirected to or javascript window.opened
then I'll get a "Permission denied" error message.
If I wait maybe 3-5 minutes, I can refresh the page and the print job will
print successfully.