When using IEExtractTable>, the output file is created or over-written fine. However, I was trying to test if file could not be created to make sure my error handling was working. I set the existing data file to Read Only. I ran my script with the Read Only file as the output file. It did not over-write the file, but the return code was 0 like everything was normal.
Thank you,
Gerry
IEExtractTable return value always 0
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Re: IEExtractTable return value always 0
I guess I will just have to write a routine to see if the file was created and check the timestamp.
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Re: IEExtractTable return value always 0
Agree that's no good. I've made a note to make sure this is fixed///improved.
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Re: IEExtractTable return value always 0
Thank you Marcus.
