A file exist

Hello

I wrote a code that, via webutil, transfers a file from the client computer to the application server. I then run an on the application server host command to convert the file from one format to another, resulting in two files on the application server. The conversion code is a third party product and returns not all indicators of success/failure.

I know the location and the name of the file expected must be developed as part of the conversion, is it possible that I can know if this file exists on the application server and possibly the size of the file, it will be so help me to confirm the conversion succeeded.

Thank you

Chris

right, but you can use TEXT_IO to open the file for reading.

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