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Path not found after copieng files
How do I copy a file in Python?VB script error path Path not found(800A004C)Starting a process in VBS: path not foundCopying 2 files into a path of the current user profileHow to copy MyDocuments files into newly created folder?File found with relative path but not absolute path? (VBS)800A004C Path not foundI am getting path not found error but the path correctVBScript FileSystemObject.CopyFile() to remote computer Path Not FoundPath to VBS scheduled script not found
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A list and a target path are passed to a procedure.
The list contains the source paths of the files to be copied.
The For loop runs over the list and passes the source path together with the target path of the vbscript functions CopyFile.
Sub CopyFilesToFolder(ByVal fileList, ByVal path)
Dim objFSO
Dim tmpItem
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
DBWMsgBox fileList.Count
For i = 0 To fileList.Count - 1
tmpItem = fileList.Item(i)
MsgBox tmpItem & vbCrLf & path
objFSO.CopyFile tmpItem, path
MsgBox "Stop1"
Next
Set objFSO = Nothing
End Sub
It works for all elements but for the last element I get a message that the path cannot be found. All files are copied.
The msgbox after the copyfile function works and then I get the following message.
Message: Source: 'Runtime error in Microsoft VBScript' Line: 440 Char:
2 Error: 0 'The path was not found.'
-v
The values for the line and char dont match. The procedure start on line 414 and ends on 433.
The script is called via our PDM system. I don't think it's the PDM system because other scripts work fine.
This is a output of the copyfile function for all files in the list:
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile s:**************8-121218-12121-0673.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121218-12121-0673.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
arraylist vbscript file-copying
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A list and a target path are passed to a procedure.
The list contains the source paths of the files to be copied.
The For loop runs over the list and passes the source path together with the target path of the vbscript functions CopyFile.
Sub CopyFilesToFolder(ByVal fileList, ByVal path)
Dim objFSO
Dim tmpItem
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
DBWMsgBox fileList.Count
For i = 0 To fileList.Count - 1
tmpItem = fileList.Item(i)
MsgBox tmpItem & vbCrLf & path
objFSO.CopyFile tmpItem, path
MsgBox "Stop1"
Next
Set objFSO = Nothing
End Sub
It works for all elements but for the last element I get a message that the path cannot be found. All files are copied.
The msgbox after the copyfile function works and then I get the following message.
Message: Source: 'Runtime error in Microsoft VBScript' Line: 440 Char:
2 Error: 0 'The path was not found.'
-v
The values for the line and char dont match. The procedure start on line 414 and ends on 433.
The script is called via our PDM system. I don't think it's the PDM system because other scripts work fine.
This is a output of the copyfile function for all files in the list:
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile s:**************8-121218-12121-0673.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121218-12121-0673.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
arraylist vbscript file-copying
asked Mar 25 at 9:21
Obi8Obi8
84 bronze badges
Any chance for a blank entry in the list?
– SearchAndResQ
Mar 25 at 10:10
I dont thin so. The list have 9 elements and 9 files are copied.
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 10:23
1
Sorry my mistake. You are right SearchAndResQ. The list 10 elements not 9. The last element ist a blank entry. Thank you. I was blind. :-D
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 12:33
add a comment |
A list and a target path are passed to a procedure.
The list contains the source paths of the files to be copied.
The For loop runs over the list and passes the source path together with the target path of the vbscript functions CopyFile.
Sub CopyFilesToFolder(ByVal fileList, ByVal path)
Dim objFSO
Dim tmpItem
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
DBWMsgBox fileList.Count
For i = 0 To fileList.Count - 1
tmpItem = fileList.Item(i)
MsgBox tmpItem & vbCrLf & path
objFSO.CopyFile tmpItem, path
MsgBox "Stop1"
Next
Set objFSO = Nothing
End Sub
It works for all elements but for the last element I get a message that the path cannot be found. All files are copied.
The msgbox after the copyfile function works and then I get the following message.
Message: Source: 'Runtime error in Microsoft VBScript' Line: 440 Char:
2 Error: 0 'The path was not found.'
-v
The values for the line and char dont match. The procedure start on line 414 and ends on 433.
The script is called via our PDM system. I don't think it's the PDM system because other scripts work fine.
This is a output of the copyfile function for all files in the list:
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile s:**************8-121218-12121-0673.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121218-12121-0673.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
arraylist vbscript file-copying
asked Mar 25 at 9:21
Obi8Obi8
84 bronze badges
A list and a target path are passed to a procedure.
The list contains the source paths of the files to be copied.
The For loop runs over the list and passes the source path together with the target path of the vbscript functions CopyFile.
Sub CopyFilesToFolder(ByVal fileList, ByVal path)
Dim objFSO
Dim tmpItem
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
DBWMsgBox fileList.Count
For i = 0 To fileList.Count - 1
tmpItem = fileList.Item(i)
MsgBox tmpItem & vbCrLf & path
objFSO.CopyFile tmpItem, path
MsgBox "Stop1"
Next
Set objFSO = Nothing
End Sub
It works for all elements but for the last element I get a message that the path cannot be found. All files are copied.
The msgbox after the copyfile function works and then I get the following message.
Message: Source: 'Runtime error in Microsoft VBScript' Line: 440 Char:
2 Error: 0 'The path was not found.'
-v
The values for the line and char dont match. The procedure start on line 414 and ends on 433.
The script is called via our PDM system. I don't think it's the PDM system because other scripts work fine.
This is a output of the copyfile function for all files in the list:
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.DXF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile s:**************8-121218-12121-0673.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-280918-28091-1431.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121418-12141-6853.PDF, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-121218-12121-0673.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
objFSO.CopyFile S:**************8-300618-30061-0369.XLS, C:Users*******Desktop8-12121-0673_Gesamt_DXF-PDF-XLS
arraylist vbscript file-copying
arraylist vbscript file-copying
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Any chance for a blank entry in the list?
– SearchAndResQ
Mar 25 at 10:10
I dont thin so. The list have 9 elements and 9 files are copied.
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 10:23
1
Sorry my mistake. You are right SearchAndResQ. The list 10 elements not 9. The last element ist a blank entry. Thank you. I was blind. :-D
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 12:33
add a comment |
Any chance for a blank entry in the list?
– SearchAndResQ
Mar 25 at 10:10
I dont thin so. The list have 9 elements and 9 files are copied.
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 10:23
1
Sorry my mistake. You are right SearchAndResQ. The list 10 elements not 9. The last element ist a blank entry. Thank you. I was blind. :-D
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 12:33
Any chance for a blank entry in the list?
– SearchAndResQ
Mar 25 at 10:10
Any chance for a blank entry in the list?
– SearchAndResQ
Mar 25 at 10:10
I dont thin so. The list have 9 elements and 9 files are copied.
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 10:23
I dont thin so. The list have 9 elements and 9 files are copied.
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 10:23
1
1
Sorry my mistake. You are right SearchAndResQ. The list 10 elements not 9. The last element ist a blank entry. Thank you. I was blind. :-D
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 12:33
Sorry my mistake. You are right SearchAndResQ. The list 10 elements not 9. The last element ist a blank entry. Thank you. I was blind. :-D
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 12:33
add a comment |
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Any chance for a blank entry in the list?
– SearchAndResQ
Mar 25 at 10:10
I dont thin so. The list have 9 elements and 9 files are copied.
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 10:23
1
Sorry my mistake. You are right SearchAndResQ. The list 10 elements not 9. The last element ist a blank entry. Thank you. I was blind. :-D
– Obi8
Mar 25 at 12:33