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I have an application that appends a log to a CSV file as each instance of
the application ends. The CSV is used by others on an infrequent basis to check on the log. The CSV file sits on a shared server/directory for this purpose. Usually the coincidence of the application ending and the CSV being open is very rare (never happended in 18 months -so far!). The problem arises when the CSV is left open as recently happended in this case the application failed as it couild not write to the CSV file. My application needs to detect this, issue a warning and wait for the CSV to be released or store the log locally and append it next time the application is run. How can I detect if a CSV is open and therefore not available to be updated? Also is it possible to identify the user who has the file open, in a similar way that Excel warns if an Excel Workbook is open? -- Cheers Nigel |
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