Shell("DEL /F /Q " & rootFilename)
what “DEL/F/Q” means here?
Shell("DEL /F /Q " & rootFilename)
what “DEL/F/Q” means here?
Subject: del f/q
DEL is for deleting files on the file system (obviously! ;-))
And /F forces write-protected files to be deleted as well. And /Q means quiet mode; no system requests to the user while using wildcard in the mask.
BTW: You defined no mask or filename; so at least one param is missing.
JK
Subject: RE: del f/q
A more portable way would be to use the “Kill” statement:
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/lotus/c2359850.nsf/0/ea1d6306734a30788525731b0049b99b