I don't see any obvious reason but my first assumption would be that this is
for some legitimate reason. So once again I would code a file name
comparision to make sure that there is no mismatch in particular regarding
white spaces that are almost uncheckable by just looking at them. Have you
tried what I have suggested ?
Also what if you try both code you submitted but using a single variable
that contains the file name (this way you are 100% sure that both file name
are the same) ?
Etc....
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Patrice
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On Jul 23, 1:41 pm, "Patrice" <http://www.chez.com/scribe/wrote:
Is Deltails in both intentional ?
My approach would be to read the directory content using DirectoryInfo and
do a char by char comparison to get the first mismatch char so that this
is
my computer that works to find the difference (for example you could have
a
non secable white space character that would be near impossible to find by
just looking).
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Patrice
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Can anyone tell me why the below code returns error?
Exception Details: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find
file
Dim strLFolder As String = "c:\Temp\F Files"
Dim intClientID As Integer = 1221
Dim XMLStr As String = strLFolder & "\" &
intClientID.ToString.Trim & "\Lk\HeaderTrailerDeltails_data.xml"
Dim dsPubs As New DataSet
dsPubs.ReadXml(XMLStr)
where as the below code is working
Dim dsPubs As New DataSet
dsPubs.ReadXml("c:\temp\F Files\1221\Lk
\HeaderTrailerDeltails_data.xml")
Thanks
The directory is valid and existing in the hard disk.
The problem is why it is throwing error if I use the first method?
I will have to use the first method because that enable me to get
different clientID values dynamically in the program.
Thanks
