Hello,
i use this command on SO linux : CALL "C$SYSTEM" USING "mv -f /usr/dos/file1.txt /usr/xxx/file2.txt"
if file1.txt is locked system display "cannot mv file locked ... "
how can i do to not display this message ?
call "system" with no I-O messages ?
+2Hello,
i use this command on SO linux : CALL "C$SYSTEM" USING "mv -f /usr/dos/file1.txt /usr/xxx/file2.txt"
if file1.txt is locked system display "cannot mv file locked ... "
how can i do to not display this message ?
Hi,
you could try something like this: "mv -f /usr/dos/file1.txt /usr/xxx/file2.txt 2> /tmp/trash"
Hi,
you could try something like this: "mv -f /usr/dos/file1.txt /usr/xxx/file2.txt 2> /tmp/trash"
ok thanks it works!
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