Problem of CTRL-C while FTP

[skunal]

I have a program which has one variable defined as Def var a as int. ( There is no NO-UNDO) . And when in code i have return code in repeat loop and when the code is before FTP and i press CTRL-C the value is getting UNDONE but when user presses the ctrl-c when in FTP process the value is not getting restored.Can someone please help me on this. Below is the code sample...

define variable l_seq        as integer.

repeat on error undo, retry:
---------------------
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(User presses ctrl-c it works fine value of l_seq is restored)
/* FTP logic */
output to value(l_script).
         put unformatted
            trim(code_value) > log.txt 2>&1 skip
            trim(code_cmmt)  skip
            "put " l_op_file  skip
            "bye"   skip
            "Try"   skip.
      output close.
      
(User presses ctrl-c when FTP process is executing the value is not UNDONE ...)
     
      unix   silent chmod 777    value (l_script).
      unix   silent    ksh       value (l_script).
      unix   silent    rm        value (l_script).

END. /*Repeat */

 

[rzr]

I'm assuming you were refering to the variable "l_seq", but in your code this variable is not used anywhere.

How abt trapping the CTrl-C and taking appropriate actions - would that help?

[FONT=courier new]DO ON STOP UNDO ,RETRY
   ON ERROR UNDO, LEAVE:

   IF RETRY THEN DO:
      MESSAGE 'CTRL-C Pressed' /*Take Action*/
      VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX INFO BUTTONS OK.
      RETURN.
   END.

   WAIT-FOR "CLOSE" OF THIS-PROCEDURE.
END.[/FONT]

 

[jdpjamesp]

Is there any reason you are using output for this and not OS-COMMAND?

I'm guessing that what is happening that a CTRL-C during the FTP part is being handled by the FTP client and not Progress. As a result, Progress thinks the output operation has completed succesfully so doesn't roll back the block.

 

[rzr]

true... and maybe check for the return code value when the FTP fails and UNDO whatever has to be undone accordingly based on the return code.

 

[skunal]

hi thanx for ur replies i handled this situation by checking the log file generated while doing FTP(log.txt)...and then undo that variable.......