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+ Analytics Conference: Oct 18, Mastering SAP BI, Melbourne: Oct 23. Why do I get Error FIL-080101: Cannot open file? Goto page 1, 2Next Search this topic...|Search DI: Designer and Job Design...|Search Box Select a search Explain These Choices... --------------------Recent Topics (All Forums) Unanswered Posts Register or Login to Post Forum Index -> Data Integrator -> DI: Designer and Job Design Author Message isathoreForum MemberJoined: 10 Oct 2010Posts: 20Location: India Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 1:02 amPost subject: Why do I get Error FIL-080101: Cannot open file? Hi, Most likely a user error, once again . I am using DS 12.2.0.0. This questions is also posted in SDN http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9673618 I have https://scn.sap.com/thread/3334897 created a ERP SAP datastore and imported one function, which is a simple BAPI. It takes 3 simple char parameters and returns a BAPIRET2 table. I have a dataflow which contains: - An Excel source file with the input parameters - A query using the BAPI - A flat target file to contain the result I have checked the following: - wiki https://wiki.sdn.sap.com:443/wiki/display/BOBJ/Shared+Directory+access --> I checked my Services logon properties for Data Services. The logon http://www.forumtopics.com/busobj/viewtopic.php?p=767673 is set to the Administrator and not to local - SAP Note 1388857 (Error: "Cannot open file <
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Smartphones Fun Stuff Search site How to Fix Access is Denied, File May Be In Use, or Sharing Violation Errors in Windows Ever try to delete a file and get an Access is Denied error? Or maybe you're trying to copy or move a file or folder and you get a message stating the source file may be in use? This type of error can occur for several reasons: you do not have ownership of the file or folder and therefore cannot perform any actions on it or the operating system or another program is currently using it. You can usually figure out which situation you're involved with by taking a look at what exactly you're trying to do. If you get the Access is Denied or You don't currently have permission to access this folder message, then you're probably looking at a permissions problem. If you're not an Administrator on the computer, you're probably not going to be able to fix this issue, so first make sure you can get access to an admin account. Access Is Denied Error This particular error is normally caused by NTFS permissions, but it can also be caused by other issues like a corrupt user profile, encryption on the file or if the file is in use. We'll talk about file in use errors in the next section. To gain access to the file or folder, you'll need to have the correct permissions configured for your account. Before you start doing any work, you should try to click on the Continue button that will show up in Windows 7 and Windows 8 automatically. This will try to give your user account permissions to the folder as long as you are the owner. If you get the You have been denied permission to access this folder message after clicking Continue, that means you are not the owner and you'll have to first take ownership of the folder before you can change any permissions. Take Ownership of Files and Folders in Windows Taking ownership is unfortunately quite a process, so it's best to have ample time and patience before attempting this. To get started, you need to right-click on the file or folder, choose Properties and then go to the Security tab. If you have no access to the folder, you'll see a message stating you have to be an Administrator to view the security properties. Go ahead and click on Continue. This will pop up another dialog where you get the option to change the owner. In the Change owner to box, select your user account or Administrators. I personally choose my own account because that's the default behavior in Windows when you create a new folder/file. Also make sure to check the Replace owner on subcontainers and objects box. Click OK and you'l