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Number   :  4340
Date     :  2003-04-18
Author   :  james sadler
Subject  :  Re: copy failed.
Size(KB) :  1


 Kan,
I know that I am changing the subject a
bit but I am aware that you and others use pull out
drive trays. Extremetech.com has a feature on Lian-Li
PC cases under case reviews. Lian-Li builds metal,
removable trays into the case. There are two in every
unit. You might want to check it out.
--- Kan Yabumoto  wrote:
> 
> When a file is opened by a program which refuses to
> share
> it with another program, the only way for the 2nd
> program
> to access the file is to kill the process of the
> first one.
> This would create a chaos and you don't want that. 
> So,
> your option is to kill the program which monopolizes
> the
> file. Often, the OS itself is the one which keeps
> the
> file from other programs's access. Then, you are
> out of luck.
> This is not uncommon, especially a log file which is
> being
> updated by a running program. This is a design
> issue in
> a multi-tasking environment and you have to accept
> it as
> normal.
> 
> Kan Yabumoto
>
=============================================================
> 
> 
> At 2003-04-15 12:56, you wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> > I've a couple of files that neither xxcopy nor
> Windows Explorer wants to
> >copy from my harddrive to a zip drive. Copying it
> to another folder on the
> >harddrive works fine though.
> >
> > What parameters should I check with these files
> to correct the problem?
> >
> > Also, is there a command switch for xxcopy that
> logs failed copies to a
> >certain logfile?
> >
> >--
> >anders thoresson
> 
> 
> 


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