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jamali
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We have a program that gets a file and then tries to process it. The ftp get is pretty standard: OUTPUT STREAM ST-ftp THROUGH VALUE("ftp -v -n >> " + CH-ftp-log-file). /* connect using username, pwd, cd etc */ PUT STREAM ST-ftp UNFORMATTED "get " CH-server-file " " CH-host-file SKIP. The ftp log shows everything is successful, but if I pause the program at this point, the file does not show up in the directory. Once I quit the program, it appears. Is this expected behaviour? I separated the program that gets the file (so I now call that program, wait for it to complete, then access the file that was received). I'm wondering why this happens and if there is some way to prevent it.
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