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WIN_API_UTILITY.copy_file [message #346610]

Tue, 09 September 2008 02:25

baba_jee
Messages: 11
Registered: September 2008

Junior Member

Dear Friends,
i want to copy files from one location to antoher in forms6i on when button pressed.i m using the following code.

DECLARE
cpf_source VARCHAR2(500) := 'c:\test.txt';
cpf_target VARCHAR2(500) := 'c:\data';
begin
WIN_API_UTILITY.copy_file(cpf_source,cpf_target,TRUE);
end;

But i press the button it generates FRM-40734, internal Error : PL/SQL error occured.

please suggest some solution . .

Thanks in advance.

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Re: WIN_API_UTILITY.copy_file [message #346614 is a reply to message #346610]

Tue, 09 September 2008 02:36

baba_jee
Messages: 11
Registered: September 2008

Junior Member

i would like to add tha WAPIDEMO.FMB is working fine with me. and i want to copy fmb and rdf files from one location to other using WIN_API_UTILITY.copy_file . .

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Re: WIN_API_UTILITY.copy_file [message #346920 is a reply to message #346614]

Wed, 10 September 2008 01:46

mudabbir
Messages: 235
Registered: April 2006
Location: Kuwait

Senior Member

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*\
Copy_File -> Copies the specified file
Arguments:
OldFileName -> The location and name of the file to Copy
NewFileName -> The new location and name for the copy of the file
AllowOverWrite -> TRUE or FALSE(Default) If FALSE, then if the NewFileName
already exists then the move will fail. If TRUE the existing
file will just be overwritten.
RaiseExceptions -> TRUE or FALSE(Default) If set to true, then if the
command is not successful (e.g the file does
not exist) then the explicit exception
NO_DATA_FOUND will be raised.
Returns:
(NONE)
\*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

PROCEDURE Copy_File (  OldFileName      IN  VARCHAR2,
                      NewFileName      IN  VARCHAR2,
                      AllowOverWrite  IN  BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
                      RaiseExceptions IN   BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE);

Quote:

DECLARE
cpf_source VARCHAR2(500) := 'c:\test.txt';
cpf_target VARCHAR2(500) := 'c:\data';
begin
WIN_API_UTILITY.copy_file(cpf_source,cpf_target,TRUE);
end;

Do you know whats happening here?

[Updated on: Wed, 10 September 2008 01:48]

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