I am Copying file local system to another system but its not copping..,

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File.Copy("E:\\Cockdata.xls", "\Attendance\\Cockdata.xls", true);

Attendance --> folder name. its folder is share folder

Posted 8-Sep-14 21:25pm

safihur Rahuman

Updated 21-Sep-14 2:28am

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[no name] 21-Sep-14 8:34am

"\Attendance\\Cockdata.xls" would not be the correct path. It should be "\\Attendance\\Cockdata.xls" but I doubt that would be correct for your system either.

[no name] 23-Sep-14 8:03am

Try debugging and check whether you are getting any error or not!.

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Gihan Liyanage · Answer 1 · 2014-09-08T21:43:00

Solution 1

You will need to provide write access to network services user at the folder where you want to copy the file.

Posted 8-Sep-14 21:43pm

Gihan Liyanage

Herman<T>.Instance · Answer 2 · 2014-09-08T22:01:00

Solution 2

See here[^]. You have to 'impersonate' when copying between computers/servers/devices. The users on your system might not have the same priviligers as yours.

Posted 8-Sep-14 22:01pm

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 3 · 2014-09-21T20:36:00

Why did you make your question worse when you did "improve" it?
Originally, it was

C#

File.Copy("E:
\\Cockdata.xls", "10.1.10.15\\Attendance\\Cockdata.xls", true);

and that's almost correct. Almost: before the servername / ip, you need a double backslash.

C#

File.Copy(@"E:\Cockdata.xls", @"\\10.1.10.15\Attendance\Cockdata.xls", true);

Note: the "@" character before a string helps with backslashitis.