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In many cases we need to check if a particular file exists on the server or not. This simple function returns true or false based on the file existence. |
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The FileSystemObject object provides access to the computer's file system, allowing us to manipulate text files, folders and drives from within our code. |
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Author: aspalliance.com
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In order to serve up the actual source code for my ASP pages I use the FileSystemObject. This component allows you to create, modify or delete files on the server, given the correct o/s permissions of course. |
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The FileSystem Object is the object that is used to manipulate the filesystem in Active Server Pages. |
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This article demonstrates the coding basics needed to perform the most common file operations: creating, deleting, reading from and writing to a file. |
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