Checking If Directory Exists
Jun 15, 2011I'm using then next method to check if a directory exists but it seems it doesn't work.
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I'm using then next method to check if a directory exists but it seems it doesn't work.
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In vb.net how do you check if a ANY directory exists inside a directory I would need to know if there is a folder inside the c:windows directory (WITHOUT knowing if there is ANY directory is in there).
View 4 RepliesI am trying to write(what I thought would be a simple piece of code. I was wrong.
What I am trying to do is to get an application to check if a file exists, However, I have it wrong as the file obviously does exists, but when I run the application it tells me it does not.
Imports System.IO
Public Class check
Dim checkfile As New FileInfo("C:\HelloWorld")
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im trying to make code to check if a file with the same name exists twice in the same dir one with .dds and one with .veh file extentions and if they do put in a listbox but if only one exists then it puts it in another listbox i have made code to filter .dds in to one listbox and .veh in another but i dont know how to make the "check" if they are both there
this is the code i have to split them at the mo
For Each files In dir
Dim path() As String = files.Split("\")
Dim chunk As Integer = path.Length
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but i wanted the Else for the .dds files that dont have the matching .veh file
I am trying to check whether username entered by user is already exist or not in database. But, I dont know how. The codes are below.
If TextBox3.Text = TextBox4.Text Then
Dim conn As New SqlConnection()
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand()
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I think this is a really simple question to answer but I can't find a better solution. Basically I am importing data from an external source and as I go through importing each for I am doing a for loop to see if the row already exists; this is taking a life time and I feel it is a very simple way of doing it. Is there a better way to see if a row already exists using specific columns and key indexes?
View 5 RepliesI'm using ADO.Net to work with an Excel Document. Essentially, I'm looking up values in a table called "source" and creating a new table called "result" which will be populated with the results of my query.
I have a couple of questions.A) How can I check if a table exists and create a new one if it doesn't? B) Is a table the same as a sheet in Excel?[URL]...
I haven't used System.IO before, and I'm a little stuck.I need to check if a file exists, for example C:Documents and SettingsverraineDesktopSURNAME Firstname v1.docx, if this file exists the filename has to become v2, and so on. Usually there will only be a v1, but in the case that a clients position changes we have to be able to save the new version without overwriting the old one.
How would I be able to do this efficiently? I'm uncertain to say the least. Because, if I manage to find out how to save the file as a different number, that's alright, but if that next number exists as well? I can only think of ways to do this that require a lot of code.
i have a checkbox on a form, which is of type boolean in the database .when the user check the checkbox, before the data enters the database, the program should check if there exists already a "1" on the database for this field.If so the user is not allowed to check the depot.
View 5 RepliesCompletely new to ASP.net
Page Language="vb"
Microsoft .NET Framework Version:2.0.50727.3603; ASP.NET Version:2.0.50727.3082
I want to check on the server for the existence of an image, then if it does exist, display the image wrapped in other code. E.g.
if "/images/name.jpg" exists then
<div><img src="/images/name.jpg"></div>
else
Do nothing.
Seems really simple to me but NOTHING I have tried has worked (compilation errors). I've tried examples using system.io, DIM stuff with 'FileInfo', Set fs. FileInfo examples produce 'not defined' errors, 'Set' says it's outdated and not used anymore and so on.
I want to check if an Outlook folder exists, if it doesn't then create it & if it does then carry on with other code. I can create the folder as a sub folder of the Inbox but once it is created I get an error because it is still looking to create when it's already created. I have tried to capture the error but still no joy.
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I am having a ton of trouble trying to check if a record exists. I continue to get a data mismatch on my command.ExecuteScalar().
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Protected Sub btnRegister_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles btnRegister.Click
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I've created the following function and thrown it inside of a timer:
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It works, but it keeps trying to open media player for each process it looks like. I need to continuously run the function so that Media Player opens when it's closed.how to make sure it opens only once when the process doesn't exist?
I'm checking is a file exists as follows.
If txtGradeObs.Text = "" Or Dir(txtGradeObs.Text) = "" Then
MsgBox("Specify the Grade job of Obstructions", vbExclamation, MsgBoxTitle)
Exit Sub
End If
I get an error if the drive does not exist - i.e. G: rather than C:. It used to work in VB6. How can I get it to work.
I'm trying to download files using the Net.WebClient call to DownloadFile
Using client As New Net.WebClient()
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Is there a polite way I can ask for the file instead of calling DownloadFile, and handling the exception ?
I am adding the text of a label into a datagridview. But before i do the insert, i want to check if the text does not already exist in the datagridview.
View 1 RepliesI have been on MSDN about this and searched but it's not quite telling me what I'm after. I've extracted a list of file names from an Excel spreadsheet and want to check whether they all exist in a directory which a user can select in a text box. It feels like I'm nearly there with it but currently my listbox is displaying everything, I want it to just show the files that are missing. I'm a beginner so I'm not exactly sure if I'm even telling it to compare the two things properly, I've tried a couple of ways of checking if a file exists but neither seem to work.[code]
View 1 RepliesI have some problem with copying the file from one Directory to another directory by create the folder if that folder is not exists in destination directory.
Example:
Source path: C: emp est1.txt
destination path: C:Data
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I know how to make a new directory on an FTP server, but I wanted to know how I can check if a direcogtry exists, and if it exists display a message?
View 2 RepliesI've read through the above and they all are the same, but I still don't see the answer. I'm doing the following
inDir = "\buxro01-t61"
ValidDir = IO.Directory.Exists(inDir)
text boxes. (Where Combo box1 is the Drive Letter, Combo Box2 is a folder, And Text box is another folder. ie.
If My.Computer.FileSystem.DirectoryExists("ComboBox1.Text & " " & ComboBox2.Text & " " & Textbox1.Text") Then
MsgBox("File found.")
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I can't seem to work this out... I've got a program that references a network path. The problem is that the network files are not found when I run the program from various computers. If I have the user navigate to the network path directoy and then run the program it works perfectly.
The problem is that whenever the machine is restarted I run into the same problem and have to manually navigate to that path before the program will be able to find the files.
I then tried several checks to see if the directory exists but it's not working.
Public Sub FillListBox()
If My.Computer.FileSystem.DirectoryExists("\AB eamportalShared%20DocumentsJustin%27s%20AppsFeedback") Then
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I wanted to create a login system that would have 3 tabs 1 for regular login, 1 for admin login and 1 for account creation. So far so good. It saves the accounts by saving them in a .urs file in the map called /Users/. However when this map does not exist it will show a error. I would want to know what code or so to put into the form_load which will make my program create the map /Users/ if it does not exist. As im not familiar with all the codes and stuff. The only thing i can come up with is
Mkdir "/Users/"
but then ofcourse it would create the folder users everytime i start the program. not i was still "Hello Worlding" a few days ago, so i really am unfamiliar with any sort of high-skilled programming which i probably dont understand.
I tried this
Imports System.IO
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
If Directory.Exists("c: estDir1") Then
'shows message if testdir1 exist
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I am getting errors such as:
Exists is not a member of directory
CreateDirectory is not a member of directory....... and so on
How to remove these errors?
How do I check if a directory exists?
View 1 RepliesI have some code that loads an XML which works fine, then it checks in a certain directory for a file. Then if that file exists it displays the file name if not it dispalys "no image available"
VB
FolderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog()
If RBFP1.Checked = True Then
TXTPath2.Text = FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath
If My.Computer.FileSystem.FileExists(TXTPath2.Text & "DatabasesFuture PinballFuture Pinball.xml") Then
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I am developing a Windows Service (Yes, windows service) using VB2008 and am having trouble determining whether a remote folder exists.The IF in question goes something like this:
If NOT system.io.directory.exists(strFolder) then
System.io.directory.createdirectory(strFolder)
End if
The problem is that the above test (excluding the NOT) always returns False, regardless of whether the folder exists or not. So, even if the folder exists, the next statement tries to create an already existing folder which does not go well.
The weird part(s) - after some tests
The system.io.directory.exists() works well when I type it in the immediate window for both local and network resources
It also works well when it is within a normal app (that is, not a service) regardless of whether it is local or network resource
The exists() method when in the service works well if the folder being tested is on the local machine, but fails when it is remote network resource, regardless of whether it is a true UNC or a mapped drive.It is not user's rights, as I have tested with both my own user and the localsystem user and have tested with network resources where I do have access rights.When I try to debug, the PC starts playing the Twilight Zone Theme (Ok, I am kidding about this one )Doing some searching I found that others are complaining about the same behavior, but no suitable answer has been found.
I'm building an application which require to use Directory.Exists on a network share UNC path. I know how to use that function, and how to implement it in my code, it's working perfecty locally.
Here my setup:
- VS2003
- .NET 1.1
- It's an Outlook Add-In
Here the code :
Dim realpath as string = "\myserverfolder$subfolder"
Impersonation.ImpersonateUser("admin", "DOMAIN", "adminpass")
Dim isDirExist As Boolean = Directory.Exists(realpath)
If isDirExist = False Then
Directory.CreateDirectory(realpath)
End If
Impersonation.undoImpersonation()
If I build this code, and register it in Outlook with my personnal account (admin), it's working fine, I receive true. If I build this same code, an register it in the Outlook of a normal employee (user only), it's always returning FALSE, no matter if the directory exist or not. The share is set to everyone allow, and I tried giving everyone access to the ACL, and it's the same result.
i want to check if a file exists in the Application.StartupPath. I tried My.Computer.FileSystem.FileExists but that checks the whole computer doesn't it. ? How do i check if a file exists in a directory?
View 5 RepliesI have a security timer to check if the directory exists which I want to access after it's been created by an external application, but what I have done doesn't seem to be the solution although it sounds like a very normal solution to me.
What I have done:
1) External application gets run which is going to create the directory
2) I set the variables to make the timer able to know what to check
3) My application needs to wait till the boolean variable gets set to true, so I put it in a
While:
vb.net
'Non existing files protection
While (Not bDirectoryExists)
If bDirectoryExists Then
Exit While 'In case it got created in the meanwhile
End If
If Not tmrFileCheck.Enabled Then
tmrFileCheck.Enabled = True
End If
End While
4) In my logic, the application should go out of the while now because the variable is set to true, and the code moves on, which never happens..