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UBER_GEEK

Checking File Attributes of Excel CSV over Inter/Intra Net
 

I have been reading up on DSO for closes files, and
BuiltinDocumentProperties but none seem to work over the web.

I have to check a CSV every morning at random times to see if its
updated, and instead of making sloppy code to save yesterdays results
and bash against today's results, I was wondering if there were a more
efficient way.

Anyone have any insight to this problem??

Thanks,
Nick


Jim Cone

Checking File Attributes of Excel CSV over Inter/Intra Net
 
Nick,

Why not check the DateLastModified attribute of the file and
compare that to the last time you looked at it?

Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA


"UBER_GEEK" wrote in message
oups.com...

I have been reading up on DSO for closes files, and
BuiltinDocumentProperties but none seem to work over the web.
I have to check a CSV every morning at random times to see if its
updated, and instead of making sloppy code to save yesterdays results
and bash against today's results, I was wondering if there were a more
efficient way.
Anyone have any insight to this problem??

Thanks,
Nick


Tom Ogilvy

Checking File Attributes of Excel CSV over Inter/Intra Net
 
Your wasting your time looking at DSO for this problem. That would only be
applicable to a document using the compound document format in Office.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"UBER_GEEK" wrote in message
oups.com...

I have been reading up on DSO for closes files, and
BuiltinDocumentProperties but none seem to work over the web.

I have to check a CSV every morning at random times to see if its
updated, and instead of making sloppy code to save yesterdays results
and bash against today's results, I was wondering if there were a more
efficient way.

Anyone have any insight to this problem??

Thanks,
Nick





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