My app creates two files as it processes data:
Final.dta and Temp.dta (in the folder chosen by the user)
Temp.dta is an intermediate file that I delete at the end of the processing with:
KILL FilePathStr+TempFileStr
If I have the folder open, it does not dissapear. If I try and drag it to the trash with a bunch of files i get a nasty windows message because it doesnt really exist. Its a pain.
Is this a windows setting thing, or do I need to issue some command to have windows recognize that it is actually deleted?
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Kind Regards
Mike
Final.dta and Temp.dta (in the folder chosen by the user)
Temp.dta is an intermediate file that I delete at the end of the processing with:
KILL FilePathStr+TempFileStr
If I have the folder open, it does not dissapear. If I try and drag it to the trash with a bunch of files i get a nasty windows message because it doesnt really exist. Its a pain.
Is this a windows setting thing, or do I need to issue some command to have windows recognize that it is actually deleted?
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Kind Regards
Mike
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