it appears that the TMP file is only left behind when the channel crashes. It was just unusual to see a TMP be created everytime a script was executed. I have never noticed this before. I wasn't really sure whether it was some type of error.
If I force foxweb to compile my scripts, I can actually see a TMP file being created for each script before it is executed. The TMP file is created in the same directory as my scripts; and the last one remains after a channel crash. An example is a TMP file named 8MU8006J.TMP.
thanks for info.
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 02/05/2004 10:31:55 AM:
What's the name and location of the TMP files in question? VFP uses temp files for several funcitons, but usually deletes them after the resource they support (for example a cursor) is destroyed. Other temp files are deleted when VFP is exited. What happens if you close FoxWeb? Do these files go away? In some cases, such as when a channel crashes, or is killed by FoxWeb, temp files are left behind. This does not appear to be the case. In these cases you would see entries in fw_start.log, indicating that the channel was restarted.
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Sent by Shayne Sharpe on 02/05/2004 02:23:21 AM:
One of our vfp scripts is creating a TMP file on the server. Foxweb still continues to run without a channel timeout or an error being trapped.
I am not sure why a TMP file would be created and what it is exactly -
can anyone help?
tia.