Using File Commands#
AFP provides these commands for working on files:
-
FPSetFileDirParms -
FPCreateFile -
FPCopyFile -
FPCreateID(deprecated) -
FPDeleteID(deprecated) -
FPResolveID -
FPExchangeFiles
The AFP client uses the FPSetFileParms command to modify a specified
file’s parameters, the FPCreateFile command to create a file, and the
FPCopyFile command to copy a file that exists on a volume managed by a
server to any other volume managed by that server. To obtain a specified
file’s parameters, the AFP client uses the FPGetFileDirParms command,
discussed in the next section.
The FPCreateID command creates a unique File ID for an existing file,
and FPDeleteID removes a File ID.
The FPResolveID command uses a File ID to retrieve information about a
file.
The FPExchangeFiles command preserves existing file IDs when an
application performs a Save or a Save As operation.
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