vle@pnet01.cts.com (Vinh Le) (08/24/90)
When I use the "cp" command in SKSH 1.4 and the disk is almost full, the "cp"
command creates a file, tries to copy to it, finds out that the disk is full,
and leaves that file open (or active). I cannot go back and delete it. Has
this been fixed in 1.5? In general, how do I force a "file in use" to be "not
in use" so that I can delete it, edit it, etc... By the way, the AmigaDOS
"copy" command automatically deletes the file it creates if it cannot copy to
the file.
Vinh Le
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INET: vle@pnet01.cts.comkoren@hpfelg.HP.COM (Steve Koren) (08/27/90)
> When I use the "cp" command in SKSH 1.4 and the disk is almost full, the "cp" > command creates a file, tries to copy to it, finds out that the disk is full, > and leaves that file open (or active). I cannot go back and delete it. Has > this been fixed in 1.5? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yes. If there is copy error, the file will be closed and you can either delete it or keep it as you see fit. - steve