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Hi people,
I have an automatic process which runs every day at 6:00 PM on several files
of my computer. The success of this process depends on the availability of
these files: they should not be in a opened state while the process begins.
I know that NET FILE command lists all the opened files on my PC an the ids
of these "processes". I can use NET FILE ID /CLOSE to close that open session
with my files, but this is a manual procedure.
I need to automate this procedure: close all the sessions which have my
files opened, through a script.
Can anyone give me any help how to accomplish this?
Thanks a lot
Hi people,
I have an automatic process which runs every day at 6:00 PM on several files
of my computer. The success of this process depends on the availability of
these files: they should not be in a opened state while the process begins.
I know that NET FILE command lists all the opened files on my PC an the ids
of these "processes". I can use NET FILE ID /CLOSE to close that open session
with my files, but this is a manual procedure.
I need to automate this procedure: close all the sessions which have my
files opened, through a script.
Can anyone give me any help how to accomplish this?
Thanks a lot