From: Daryll Combs on
I am new to VBScripting but have done some development in VBA. I have a
procedure that I have written to run on Windows-XP systems connected to
Windows-2000 server. Whole point of script is to do some intelligent file
copying with msgboxes to user to confirm intentions, file sizes, dates,
times, etc. All works well EXCEPT for the actual file copy. Even though I can
access mapped shares on server and other users local hard disk published
shares from command prompt and list contents and copy files at wiil, the
copyfile operation in the script invariably fails with error 70. What is the
point of having a copyfile operation, which I have used with great success in
vba, that basically is unable to copy files in code. Any suggestions from
anyone would be greatly appreciated, as I am greatly frustrated.
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W. Daryll Combs
Jennica Data Systems Inc.
Cincinnati OH
From: Pegasus (MVP) on

"Daryll Combs" <wdcombs(a)jennicadatasystems.wdc/us> wrote in message
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>I am new to VBScripting but have done some development in VBA. I have a
> procedure that I have written to run on Windows-XP systems connected to
> Windows-2000 server. Whole point of script is to do some intelligent file
> copying with msgboxes to user to confirm intentions, file sizes, dates,
> times, etc. All works well EXCEPT for the actual file copy. Even though I
> can
> access mapped shares on server and other users local hard disk published
> shares from command prompt and list contents and copy files at wiil, the
> copyfile operation in the script invariably fails with error 70. What is
> the
> point of having a copyfile operation, which I have used with great success
> in
> vba, that basically is unable to copy files in code. Any suggestions from
> anyone would be greatly appreciated, as I am greatly frustrated.
> --
> W. Daryll Combs
> Jennica Data Systems Inc.
> Cincinnati OH

The CopyFile method works very well when properly implemented.
You need to post your code so that someone can point out where
you when wrong.