Does anyone know what I/O Error 105 is?
I have MS 9.1.02 running on WinXP SP2
Macro Scheduler I/O Error 105
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For a list of system error codes see:
http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2835
ERROR_SEM_OWNER_DIED
105 The previous ownership of this semaphore has ended.
When do you get this error? What is your script doing?
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ERROR_SEM_OWNER_DIED
105 The previous ownership of this semaphore has ended.
When do you get this error? What is your script doing?
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Error 105 When Using DateStamp Command
I created a log file and the DateStamp Command started but did not complete.
DateStamp>Downloading %FILE_NAME%
FILE_NAME is valid as shown in the log file and is used everywhere in my script
DateStamp>Downloading %FILE_NAME%
FILE_NAME is valid as shown in the log file and is used everywhere in my script
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DateStamp takes two parameters:
1. A filename
2. A comment
You have only one parameter which will be assumed to be the first - the filename. So you will get an error because what you have specified is not a filename. Your code should be, something like:
DateStamp>c:\somewhere\somefile.txt,Downloading %FILE_NAME%
Replace c:\somewhere\somefile.txt with a file of your choice.
1. A filename
2. A comment
You have only one parameter which will be assumed to be the first - the filename. So you will get an error because what you have specified is not a filename. Your code should be, something like:
DateStamp>c:\somewhere\somefile.txt,Downloading %FILE_NAME%
Replace c:\somewhere\somefile.txt with a file of your choice.
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