ACCESS_INTERNAL_FILE |
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Purpose |
ACCESS_INTERNAL_FILE checks that a file exists and has the appropriate access permissions. |
Syntax |
ACCESS_INTERNAL_FILE(<filename>, <permissions>, [<lower case flag>]) |
Operation |
<filename> Name only of the file (Path and extension are deduced) <permissions> 2 – write 4 – read 6 – read and write Note : Only 6 is supported. <lower case flag> One byte string "1" - allows filename to be converted to lowercase "0" - does not allow filename to be converted to lowercase. |
Remarks |
Returns: 1 - Required access permitted -1 - Required access not permitted |
Example |
#RC = ACCESS_INTERNAL_FILE(“example", "6") |
All Internal File Verbs write information messages to the system log.
It is recognised that not all the FSI drivers support all the internal File Verbs functions. Accordingly, error codes are returned as appropriate.
Topic ID: 520192