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3737.1 | Still there in V3.0A either, no fix available yet | IOSG::STANDAGE | | Thu Jan 06 1994 10:08 | 22 |
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Ricardo,
I've just retested this, and yes, it appears to be a bogus error
message. The FT operation is successful.
Interestingly, if you FT to an empty shared drawer you only have RWE
access to, the document number after the operation is "000002". If you
did a straight copy (MCD) into the same empty drawer, you do not get
the bogus error message and document number is "000001".
By the looks of it FT behaves differently, and somehow an extra
temporary document is created in the shared drawer. The error message is
generated when an attempt is made to delete this temporary document.
Somehow (and I haven't worked out why yet!), you do only end up with one
copy of the document.
Thanks for noticing this, I will IPR it.
Kevin.
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3737.2 | | IOSG::STANDAGE | | Thu Jan 06 1994 10:17 | 25 |
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Ricardo,
Just to conclude, my guess was correct.
During FT, two documents are created. Here's the index of the shared
drawer during the actual FT operation:
> 1 R Cover of Ibiza Bar Kevin Standa 06-Jan-1994
2 WASTEBASKET Cover of Ibiza Bar fingal@well. 06-Jan-1994
Number 1 is my FT version.
Number 2 is the tempory copy of the document.
The error occurs during the deletion of Number 2. I guess the deletion
is tried as the user himself, this fails due to insufficient access on
the drawer (client gets the message), and the FCS ends up doing the
delete regardless, which works.
Thanks again,
Kevin.
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3737.3 | | IOSG::STANDAGE | | Thu Jan 06 1994 10:40 | 13 |
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Ricardo,
I've just noticed that even though the temporary document does get
deleted, if will always remain in the WASTEBASKET of the shared drawer.
If you look at the drawer on your system, you will see these docuemnts
(unless the WASTEBASKET has since been emptied).
I have now IPR'd all this.
Thanks again,
Kevin.
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3737.5 | FWIW | IOSG::MARCHANT | I'd sink therefore I swam | Thu Jan 06 1994 14:56 | 6 |
| The reason for the `copy' stage of FT is due to the MAIL functions not
supporting cross-drawer operations - and `FT' ultimately boils down to
a `MAIL FILE_BODY'.
Cheers,
Paul (who came across this whilst adding drawer support in APA.)
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