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Kim Hamilton
Hello,
I'm using a C++ program to write out a file using sopen(). The file is
pointed to a network drive. Some times the network goes down, and the file
errors out. Is there
any way to spool the file locally, and when the network returns, rewrite the
file out
to the network ? I can probably write some code to do all of that, but
didn't know
if there were any API calls, say setting to output file as a print spool
type.
Any ideas would be helpful.
K.Hamilton
I'm using a C++ program to write out a file using sopen(). The file is
pointed to a network drive. Some times the network goes down, and the file
errors out. Is there
any way to spool the file locally, and when the network returns, rewrite the
file out
to the network ? I can probably write some code to do all of that, but
didn't know
if there were any API calls, say setting to output file as a print spool
type.
Any ideas would be helpful.
K.Hamilton