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what is this? computer error message
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 05:26 AM
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Recently I got one error message frequently in my computer. What is this?
Recently I got one error message frequently in my computer. What is this?
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 09:40 AM
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Posted 01 April 2010 - 10:19 PM
Hello Muthu, Welcome to dilsedesi.
Can you please provide me some details that, this error is coming from which software that you are using, Because this error commonly come in Visual Basic Software.
Runtime error 58 occurs when you try to rename a file with a name that already exists (in the same folder), or you try to save a new file with the same name as one that already exists (in the same folder).
With MSDOS, sorry Windows you cannot insert information into a file that already exists. The way around this is to first re-name the old file (so it is still there if you need it, a temporary file so to speak) with an obscure name (I use a few relevant "ABC" characters) plus a randomly generated number) for new name of the "old" file. Then I use a string to store the new name of the file (so I can still refer to it). Then you save the new information to the old file name (now you have re-named it, it won't clash). At this point if it goes wrong you can then re-name the "backup" file and you will be where you were before. If there is no problem and the new file is saved then you just delete the temporary file. If you don't then the folder will become full of the temporary files.
Can you please provide me some details that, this error is coming from which software that you are using, Because this error commonly come in Visual Basic Software.
Runtime error 58 occurs when you try to rename a file with a name that already exists (in the same folder), or you try to save a new file with the same name as one that already exists (in the same folder).
With MSDOS, sorry Windows you cannot insert information into a file that already exists. The way around this is to first re-name the old file (so it is still there if you need it, a temporary file so to speak) with an obscure name (I use a few relevant "ABC" characters) plus a randomly generated number) for new name of the "old" file. Then I use a string to store the new name of the file (so I can still refer to it). Then you save the new information to the old file name (now you have re-named it, it won't clash). At this point if it goes wrong you can then re-name the "backup" file and you will be where you were before. If there is no problem and the new file is saved then you just delete the temporary file. If you don't then the folder will become full of the temporary files.
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