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Hi experts,

I am writing a function to retrive a file from a folder. The database
stores the file name with .IN extension, and the file in the folder is
with .RET extension.
How do I change the file name's extension from
8000000136947_0000001_20041208_180636_BulkAcct.in to
8000000136947_0000001_20041208_180636_BulkAcct.RET

by programmatically?

say, the file name is stored in batch_table and column name is
File_Name, what should I do for strBatchFileName?

Thanks.
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Public Function ProcessRET()
Dim EpayConnection As New SqlConnection
Dim cmdBatcheName As New SqlCommand
Dim dtrBatcheName As SqlDataReader
EpayConnection.ConnectionString = strEpayDBConn
With cmdBatcheName
.Connection = EpayConnection
.CommandText = "SELECT File_Name FROM Batch_Table Where
File_Status=2"
End With
Dim flRetBatch As File
Dim stRetBatch As FileStream
Dim smRetBatch As StreamReader
EpayConnection.Open()
dtrBatcheName = cmdBatcheName.ExecuteReader()
dtrBatcheName.Read()
Dim strFileName, strBatchFileName As String
strFileName = dtrBatcheName("File_Name")
strBatchFileName = ?
End Function

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Nov 21 '05 #1
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JenHu,

Can in a lot of way, however probably you are looking for this one

path changeextention

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...nsiontopic.asp

I hope this helps?

Cor

"JenHu" <je**********@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid>
I am writing a function to retrive a file from a folder. The database
stores the file name with .IN extension, and the file in the folder is
with .RET extension.
How do I change the file name's extension from
8000000136947_0000001_20041208_180636_BulkAcct.in to
8000000136947_0000001_20041208_180636_BulkAcct.RET

by programmatically?

say, the file name is stored in batch_table and column name is
File_Name, what should I do for strBatchFileName?

Thanks.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Public Function ProcessRET()
Dim EpayConnection As New SqlConnection
Dim cmdBatcheName As New SqlCommand
Dim dtrBatcheName As SqlDataReader
EpayConnection.ConnectionString = strEpayDBConn
With cmdBatcheName
.Connection = EpayConnection
.CommandText = "SELECT File_Name FROM Batch_Table Where
File_Status=2"
End With
Dim flRetBatch As File
Dim stRetBatch As FileStream
Dim smRetBatch As StreamReader
EpayConnection.Open()
dtrBatcheName = cmdBatcheName.ExecuteReader()
dtrBatcheName.Read()
Dim strFileName, strBatchFileName As String
strFileName = dtrBatcheName("File_Name")
strBatchFileName = ?
End Function

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Nov 21 '05 #2
strBatchFileName.Replace?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...placetopic.asp

Rgds,
Anand M
VB.NET MVP
http://www.dotnetindia.com

"JenHu" wrote:
Hi experts,

I am writing a function to retrive a file from a folder. The database
stores the file name with .IN extension, and the file in the folder is
with .RET extension.
How do I change the file name's extension from
8000000136947_0000001_20041208_180636_BulkAcct.in to
8000000136947_0000001_20041208_180636_BulkAcct.RET

by programmatically?

say, the file name is stored in batch_table and column name is
File_Name, what should I do for strBatchFileName?

Thanks.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Public Function ProcessRET()
Dim EpayConnection As New SqlConnection
Dim cmdBatcheName As New SqlCommand
Dim dtrBatcheName As SqlDataReader
EpayConnection.ConnectionString = strEpayDBConn
With cmdBatcheName
.Connection = EpayConnection
.CommandText = "SELECT File_Name FROM Batch_Table Where
File_Status=2"
End With
Dim flRetBatch As File
Dim stRetBatch As FileStream
Dim smRetBatch As StreamReader
EpayConnection.Open()
dtrBatcheName = cmdBatcheName.ExecuteReader()
dtrBatcheName.Read()
Dim strFileName, strBatchFileName As String
strFileName = dtrBatcheName("File_Name")
strBatchFileName = ?
End Function

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Posted at:
www.GroupSrv.com
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Nov 21 '05 #3

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