04-24-2013
Yes i am looking for literal strings.
Perhaps you're in the wrong directory,
There is only one directory to search for the files
perhaps you're not looking for where your files are appearing,
Where should we look for the appearing files .
perhaps you don't have permissions to write to the current folder,
I dont need any permission as we are not putting or getting any file . We are just verifying if the file exist if so output to a txt file on the local server.
perhaps you don't have permissions to retrieve the files,
We are not getting any files from FTP server .
perhaps your search strings contain garbage you didn't intend (carriage returns?)
The example that i have given is a real example of the filename and the files in my text files .
Last edited by ajayram_arya; 04-24-2013 at 01:07 PM..
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DESCRIPTION
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