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Date: | Fri, 8 Nov 1996 09:08:06 +0100 |
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Larry Boyd wrote
> On 7 Nov 96 at 14:14, Rodney Behrendorff wrote:
>>Does anyone know of a simple way to detect if a particular file is in
use
>>(MPE/iX 5.00 on HP3000)? I want a job (or command for that matter) to
>>bypass certain steps if a file is being accessed, but FINFO doesn't
seem
>>to provide this information. "LISTF ,3" shows what I want to know
under
>>"FLAGS:", and even "LISTF ,2" has an asterisk after the filename that
>>tells me enough information.
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> :PURGE xyz :)
>
> Just kidding, but it works and is simple.
>
This is actually a good idea. Whith a proper FILE equation this will
work, as in (cut and edited from one of our jobs):
!file chkfile=<yourfile>;acc=outkeep;save;exc
!setjcw cierror 0
!continue
!purge *chkfile
!if cierror=0
<file is not accessed>
!else
<file accessed (or some other error, your'e free to check :-))>
!endif
NOTE<plug?>, this was not my idea originally, I found it in 'Thoughts
and discourses on HP3000 software' by E. Volokh along with lots of other
great ideas.
/per
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