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12-27-2006
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file handling
Hi all,
I got a little issue here. Imagine that I have more than one process accessing one file. Is it possible to know which process(es) are accessing that file when I open the file?? Thanks for the help. Best regards, Ernesto 
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12-27-2006
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thanks vino.
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