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From: kilgallen@eisner.decus.org (Larry Kilgallen)
Subject: Re: Temporary files in Ada95.
Date: 1999/03/26
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In article <36FBB978.D44CF370@utech.net>, "Jeffrey D. Cherry" <jdcherry@utech.net> writes:

> The file does not exist after the program terminates as you would
> expect.  The only odd thing I found is that the temporary file is
> created at the root directory of the current drive and not in the
> current directory of the current drive.  I would have expected the file
> to be created in the current directory or in the system's TEMP
> directory.

So what happens if the user running the program does not have write
access to the root directory of the current drive ?

Larry Kilgallen