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File Write error in application server

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Hi All,

I am getting an error for writing data to a file in application server.

Is there any way or transaction where in I can check Read or write access to a file?

Please help.

Thanks in advance

Sanu

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Former Member
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Sanujit,

I think it is based on your authorization but not on file basis. Have you supplied valid path? if so what is the error you are getting?

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Hi Raja,

Thanks for your reply.

I have checked the program and file path in AUTHORITY_CHECK_DATASET FM.

Everything is ok.

But still I getting an error while uploading data to application server.

My query is, are there any transactions wherein we can view or maintain read / write authorization to a file or directory.

Can you please put some more of ur thought in to it?

Thanks,

sanu

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gaursri
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Hi Sanujit,

You can check the file in application serve using AL11.genrally you will find it in work or temp folder.Hope your query resolves quickly.

Have a best day ahead.

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Hi Srivastava,

Thanks for the reply.

I had checked AL11.

I had also checked table SPTH for read/wrte access. Even checked the program and file path in AUTHORITY_CHECK_DATASET' FM.Everything is ok.

But still I getting an error while uploading data to application server.

My query is, are there any transactions wherein we can view or maintain read / write authorization to a file or directory.

Can you please put some more of ur thought in to it? I am also trying at my end.

Thanks,

sanu

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Former Member
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Sanujith,

Please check your file path.

It is case sensitive. if the directory structure is like 'ABC\DEF\'. Then it won't work, if you give 'abc\def\'

Thanks,

Raj

Edited by: Raja gurrala on Jul 31, 2009 3:05 PM