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Check for FTP completion
Hello,
I am sure a lot of you have come across this situation, and I want to know how you have or would handle this situation: - A file gets ftp'ed (import) regularly to a directory into our environment. Is there a way to check whether this file has completed ftp'ing. * I don't want my job to process it while it is in the middle of a ftp process. Thanks, CB |