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4 In several of my apps I have code similar to the following: if ForceDirectories(ExtractFilePath(lLogName)) then begin AssignFile(lLog, lLogName); try if FileExists(lLogName) then Append(lLog) else Rewrite(lLog); Writeln(lLog, lLogLine); finally {$I-}CloseFile(lLog);{$I+} end; end; In one application, the first time I try to execute this I consistently get an I/O Error 103 exception on the line with the Append statement (the file does exist prior to calling this). All subsequent attempts at the operation will i/o error 103 windows 7 work fine however - until I restart the app. All the docs I found about this error so far indicated that this would either be caused by calling CloseFile without prior Reset or Rewrite (Append typically isn't mentioned) or if the file was in use by another process. As the exception occurs before the call to CloseFile it obviously couldn't be the former. I already tried inserting a Reset right after the AssignFile for good measure but then I get the exception on that line. There is also no other application overtly accessing that file. I say "overtly" because I do have a slight suspicion that anti-virus (TrendMicro in my case) might be the cuplrit here (so maybe the file is in use). If that was indeed the problem, what would be the best way around it? Hard-coding an automatic retry does not really feel like a clean solution to me... Another case where I sometimes get the 103 error is this code, which I use to create an empty file (or more often to empty an existing file): AssignFile(lFile, AFileName); try Rewrite(lFile); finally CloseFile(lFile); end; In this case it's much harder to reproduce. It happens a lot less often. Most of the time this seems to happen on the first run after I recompiled the
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LanguagesHow-Tos and Everything Else * HomedelphiDelphi IO Error 103Tags:implementation, object pascal, programming language, tutorial Delphi i/0 error 103 IO Error 103 July 28, 2012 No Comments delphi, I/O File, implementation, technical Similarly to [this], the multithreading in a project has also caused the http://stackoverflow.com/questions/634587/delphi-why-do-i-sometimes-get-an-i-o-error-103-with-this-code strange error, which is IO Error 103. It does not happen every time but randomly. I googled a bit and found this poston stackoverflow.And I started to look into the Delphi code which has the File opening functions using Reset, AssignFile etc. Before, the following function will return the https://helloacm.com/delphi-io-error-103/ size of a given file.function getFileSizeInBytes(const fn: string): integer; var f: File of byte; begin Result := -1; if (FileExists(fn)) then begin try AssignFile(f, fn); Reset(f); Result := FileSize(f); finally CloseFile(f); end; end; end;function getFileSizeInBytes(const fn: string): integer; var f: File of byte; begin Result := -1; if (FileExists(fn)) then begin try AssignFile(f, fn); Reset(f); Result := FileSize(f); finally CloseFile(f); end; end; end;The problem occurred most readily when one logging operation swiftly followed another. The second operation would fail for the above reason. To solve the IO 103 error, using the IO directive {$I-} to suppress the exceptions and {$I+} to turn it on. The variable IOResult indicates that the IO operation is successful if it is zero. For example, the above code c
file ERROR 103 Subject: Windows http://embarcadero.newsgroups.archived.at/public.delphi.nativeapi/201003/1003033518.html 7 - Write to file ERROR 103 Posted https://groups.google.com/d/topic/borland.public.delphi.language.objectpascal/Z3vh_abYLs0 by: Sumerset sumerset Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 Hello, I'm trying to write a component that logs the activity of an application. The code works fine in Windows XP and Windows error 103 Vista however when i run it in a Windows 7 pc i get a "I/O error 103". Does anyone have this problem and know how to solve it? I'm using Delphi2010 and the following code: Procedure Component.create begin delphi io error SetCurrentDir(GetCurrentDir); if (not(DirectoryExists('Log'))) then begin CreateDir('Log'); end; SetCurrentDir(GetCurrentDir+'\LOG'); try AssignFile(pLog_file,Time.UTCtimestamp(time.localtoutc(Time.getnowtime))+'.txt'); except closefile(plog_file); end; end; Procedure Component.start; begin try rewrite(plog_file); writeln(plog_file ,utf8string('Log started')); pstate:=stateon; except closefile(plog_file); end; end;Replies Re: Windows 7 - Write to file ERROR 103 [Edit] posted by karl pritchett on Wed, 3 Mar 2010 Newsgroups.Archived.At is © Copyright 2009-2016, A B Cryer, All Rights Reserved.
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