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SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE cmd COPY

Former Member

‎2011 Feb 17 5:40 AM

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Hi All!

In SM49 we defined 2 commands, one for moving (cmd /c MOVE) a file and the other one for copying (cmd /c COPY) one.

My user is allow to move files but not copying them into the same directory. Or at least looks like that.

In SM49 we defined

ZCOPY Windows NT Customer cmd /c COPY

ZMOVE Windows NT Customer cmd /c MOVE

The move command seems to be working fine but then I get a permission error for the move.

Any idea if it is rights or cause the file was used for moving just before the Copy?

Any idea?

Thanks.

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Former Member

‎2011 Apr 07 5:54 AM

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The problem was that in SM59 the user didn't have access to execute the command Copy even though it has authorization to the object.