Soul Glo
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Hi,
Has anyone seen this and how are you handling getting rid of the.
Hi,
Has anyone seen this and how are you handling getting rid of the.
See attached document.
I was told by JDE that these are PDF's that have crashed and creates these files they are like temp files (on Windows NT). however if you go to remove an account on the 400 and the account have ownership of these files currently I have to delete then manually before I can remove the account.
I would like to know if anyone else is having to do so and how can I include some CL in my startup routine to remove these files without creating any issues. Currently we remove SQL packaged when the system comes back up after a backup I would like to do the same for the file type STMF.
Thanks.
Has anyone seen this and how are you handling getting rid of the.
Hi,
Has anyone seen this and how are you handling getting rid of the.
See attached document.
I was told by JDE that these are PDF's that have crashed and creates these files they are like temp files (on Windows NT). however if you go to remove an account on the 400 and the account have ownership of these files currently I have to delete then manually before I can remove the account.
I would like to know if anyone else is having to do so and how can I include some CL in my startup routine to remove these files without creating any issues. Currently we remove SQL packaged when the system comes back up after a backup I would like to do the same for the file type STMF.
Thanks.
