BrokenBiker
ManicMechanic
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...and I'm in too deep.
I built a db designed to copy a different db, zip it, and then un-zip it in another location. The "basic" part of this db is from GHudson (I think...). All of it is from info found on this forum.
I had it working for the most part and was working on changing the assigned name for the zip file that's created (I wanted to remove the date & time stamp portion of the file name) when I started getting an error.
Originally, the db opened required you to use the buttons in the form "frmBackUp", but I went in and changed the file name/location and just had it running automatically when the db opened. Which worked. When that form closed it opened another form "frmUnZip" that contains the code to un-zip the file. Which also worked....
Except it only linked to the one file that you specified (because of the date & time stamp on the file name).
I tried to remove the bit of code for the date/time stamp, which would just get me a little glitch if it couldn't find the proper file...but...I tried running it from the main db (the db that calls for this back-up db to run) and I got the error above.
I need to figure out how to get past that error and also remove the date/time stamp from the file naming once the file's zipped.
I built a db designed to copy a different db, zip it, and then un-zip it in another location. The "basic" part of this db is from GHudson (I think...). All of it is from info found on this forum.
I had it working for the most part and was working on changing the assigned name for the zip file that's created (I wanted to remove the date & time stamp portion of the file name) when I started getting an error.
PHP:
Back-up Error
53-Disk is full! Can not move the zip file to the Drive. Please move the C:\Temp\Checkbook_.zip file to a safe location.
Originally, the db opened required you to use the buttons in the form "frmBackUp", but I went in and changed the file name/location and just had it running automatically when the db opened. Which worked. When that form closed it opened another form "frmUnZip" that contains the code to un-zip the file. Which also worked....
Except it only linked to the one file that you specified (because of the date & time stamp on the file name).
I tried to remove the bit of code for the date/time stamp, which would just get me a little glitch if it couldn't find the proper file...but...I tried running it from the main db (the db that calls for this back-up db to run) and I got the error above.
I need to figure out how to get past that error and also remove the date/time stamp from the file naming once the file's zipped.