Subject | Re: GBAK error: cannot open status and error output file |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2005-05-13T04:18:38Z |
I just tested it again and Alan is right, Adam must be tired.
It WILL overwrite the fbk file, but expects to have to create the log
file (if you use -y). It FAILS if the log file exists. It is like
fmCreate is used but not fmOpenWrite.
I would consider this inconsistent behaviour. IMO, either you allow
overwrite both files, or you refuse to overwrite both files, or
possibly add a flag to gbak to tell it it can overwrite it (sort of a -
R equivalent), but I am sure Helen will be all for that one ;)
My sleepy advice still stands though, make sure you do not overwrite
your only backup (copy it elsewhere as soon as gbak finishes)
It WILL overwrite the fbk file, but expects to have to create the log
file (if you use -y). It FAILS if the log file exists. It is like
fmCreate is used but not fmOpenWrite.
I would consider this inconsistent behaviour. IMO, either you allow
overwrite both files, or you refuse to overwrite both files, or
possibly add a flag to gbak to tell it it can overwrite it (sort of a -
R equivalent), but I am sure Helen will be all for that one ;)
My sleepy advice still stands though, make sure you do not overwrite
your only backup (copy it elsewhere as soon as gbak finishes)