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Identifying the attributes of last consulted file Hide the details
"ERR" if an error occurred. To find out the error details, use ErrorInfo associated with the errMessage constant.One or more letters corresponding to the file attributes ("AH" for example). The following letters are used:R: Read-only file. The file can be accessed in read-only.H: Hidden file. The file name is grayed or invisible in the explorer.S: System file. The file is a Windows system file.To: "Archive" file. This attribute indicates that the file can be archived. Some programs are using this attribute to find out which files have been saved.D: Directory or sub-directory. The file is a directory or a sub-directory.C: Compressed file (on the NTFS partitions). This file was automatically compressed during its copy on an NTFS partition (Windows NT or 2000).This syntax returns the attributes of the last file accessed by one of the following FTP functions: FTPDate, FTPTime, FTPSize, FTPListFile. Unlike the syntax 2, no request is sent to the server. This syntax is recommended.
Identifying the attributes of specified file Hide the details
"ERR" if an error occurred. To find out the error details, use ErrorInfo associated with the errMessage constantOne or more letters corresponding to the file attributes ("AH" for example). The following letters are used:R: Read-only file. The file can be accessed in read-only.H: Hidden file. The file name is grayed or invisible in the explorer.S: System file. The file is a Windows system file.TO: "Archive" file. This attribute indicates that the file can be archived. Some programs are using this attribute to find out which files have been saved.D: Directory or sub-directory. The file is a directory or a sub-directory.C: Compressed file (on the NTFS partitions). This file was automatically compressed during its copy on an NTFS partition (Windows NT or 2000).
Connection identifier, returned by FTPConnect.
Name and full (or relative) path of file to use. The different path sections are separated by "slashes" ("/").
Identifying the files attributes
Timeout
Internet browser
Rights of users
Relative and absolute path
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