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From: Pierre Leblanc <francibel@sympatico.ca>
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Hi Bryan,

I got an I/O 103 this week too. And it was because on my save procedure, there
was some writeln instead of readln <g>. This is probably not the case for=
 you.
It's easy with copy-paste to make these silly errors.

Pierre

Bryan Ray a =E9crit:

> Hi all,
>
> I keep getting I/O error 103.  From what I can tell, this means that the
> file is not open when I'm trying to write to it, or close it.
> I have uploadfile : textfile as a global variable.
> I assign the file with:  assignfile(uploadfile,'upload.txt');
>
> I'm creating the file with rewrite(uploadfile). then I do a few other
> routines in different units and use writeln(uploadfile,'text') in those=

> units, then come back to close the file, I get this error.  As a test, I
> took out
> closefile(uploadfile) out of my code, but still get the 103 error.
>
> I am running D5 Pro, with Win 2k.
>
> Is there anything else that will close or lock a file, or generate error 103
> without using closefile(uploadfile)?
>
> Thanks
> Bryan