I don't think this is relevant. As long as you can do it in DOS you can do it here. In any case you can also replace "oracle oracle" with "oracle~1" which is first 6 characters then ~1 or whatever appears in DOS as the short name
To find out the short name you can run in DOS "dir /x" : I was talking about the Support listing string? : I have one more followup question. about the string
: what do the next step is to use it on directories names with spaces in them. : Like the folowing: FindFileFirst "i:\\apps\\oracle
: oracle\\backup1\\prdoid01\\prdoid01_@T"YYYY-mm-dd"*.zip",
: file_name, found : The difference is that the file structure has a Directory name with spaces in
: it. : I did try this common sense approach: FindFileFirst
: "i:\\apps\\"oracle
: oracle"\\backup1\\prdoid01\\prdoid01_@T"YYYY-mm-dd"*.zip",
: file_name, found
: this doesn't work:
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