A file is copy from temp folder and stored in final folder. there is cheking for fil existence and it return file exist. some times it happens that file is not stored in final folder but cheking...

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A file is copy from temp folder and stored in final folder. there is cheking for fil existence and it return file exist. some times it happens that file is not stored in final folder but cheking gives file exist. what is the actual problem? Plz reply

Posted 12-Feb-14 20:16pm

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Vedat Ozan Oner 13-Feb-14 2:57am

very hard to say with such a little info

ZurdoDev 13-Feb-14 8:56am

I give up. What is the problem?

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Frank T. Clark · Answer 1 · 2014-02-13T03:17:00

Solution 1

The best guess based on the cryptic information provided.

The File.Exists Method will show a file as present even if it is a temporary file or only in the process of being copied. The file may not finish copying or otherwise quickly cease to exist.

Posted 13-Feb-14 3:17am

Frank T. Clark