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means that they do not control flow like solid lines... and that in turn
means that the from file filename is not being set before the object is
fired.
Now, from what I recall, UserFunctions _do_ set all of the control pins
first, but your 'Start' object ( which is not required for normal use -
personally I don't like them apart from testing ) is constraining the
program to start the flow before setting the control pins.
You can solve this by either:
removing the Start object
or:
ensure that the control pin is set before firing the object. I normally
do this by wiring the output of my 'setting' object ( e.g. a formula object
that creates a file name ) to both the control input pin and the sequence
input pin.
Message text written by "Ed Shaw"
>Hello All,
I get a strange file error 700. I've attached a jpeg showing the error.
I've highlighted the from file input pin which shows the correct valid
filename. The error says it can't find a different filename. Any
suggestions?
Ed<
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