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hi every one.
i have a shared exe on a windows 2003 domain server. this exe is the
program that is used by our corporate users. we have more than 200
user.
periodically we update this file from the server by removing it and
pasting the new exe.
The problem is that the delete process sometimes succeeds and sometime
fails with the known msg "Access denied, the file is in use ...".
though the file is in use by other users all the time.
any one knows why this happens ... i need to be able to replace the
file all the time.
P.S: I noticed that the replacement succeeds when the number of users
who has opened the file are less than 50. using NET FILE command.
Thanks in advance
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hi every one.
i have a shared exe on a windows 2003 domain server. this exe is the
program that is used by our corporate users. we have more than 200
user.
periodically we update this file from the server by removing it and
pasting the new exe.
The problem is that the delete process sometimes succeeds and sometime
fails with the known msg "Access denied, the file is in use ...".
though the file is in use by other users all the time.
any one knows why this happens ... i need to be able to replace the
file all the time.
P.S: I noticed that the replacement succeeds when the number of users
who has opened the file are less than 50. using NET FILE command.
Thanks in advance
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