Appreciate this is a very old thread, but I have just run into this problem and I suspect I know what it is, so I figured I would save some time for anyone else out there who stumbles onto this.
I notice your file is called "test.pgp.txt" - do you by any chance have a custom pipeline component which is decrypting the file?
If so, be aware of this bug in the FTP adapter:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/942438/
There is a hotfix available for BizTalk 2006 (not R2) and it will be fixed in R2 SP1.
Vasudha wrote:
FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
07-Aug-07
Hello Everyone
I'm getting this error
The adapter "FTP" raised an error message. Details "Unable to delet
the file "test.pgp.txt" on the FTP serve
This is the scenario, where I'm getting this error
1. I have 2 biztalk servers on PROD environment. On Biztalk A box,
receive the encrypted file from third party. After I receive the file
I decrypt the file and I synchronize the data in our database, an
then i place this file on the file location on Biztalk A box
2 On Biztalk B box, Which is in our Local Domain. On this box, I Hav
FTP receive from Biztalk A . During this FTP get, My file is losin
the data and I see this error message: 'unable to delete the file'
Any idea would be greatly appreciated
Thanks.
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On 07 August 2007 11:32
Vasudha wrote:
FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
Hello Everyone
I'm getting this error
The adapter "FTP" raised an error message. Details "Unable to delet
the file "test.pgp.txt" on the FTP serve
This is the scenario, where I'm getting this error
1. I have 2 biztalk servers on PROD environment. On Biztalk A box,
receive the encrypted file from third party. After I receive the file
I decrypt the file and I synchronize the data in our database, an
then i place this file on the file location on Biztalk A box
2 On Biztalk B box, Which is in our Local Domain. On this box, I Hav
FTP receive from Biztalk A . During this FTP get, My file is losin
the data and I see this error message: 'unable to delete the file'
Any idea would be greatly appreciated
Thanks.
On 07 August 2007 11:46
Brian Jones wrote:
Re: FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
Not sure, but you may be grabbing the file via FTP before you have finished
writing the file using the FILE adapter. Try using the "Use temporary file
while writing" option in the FILE adapter. This will auto append a bts-wip
extension to the file until the file is complete. BTS will ignore files
with that extension
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On 08 August 2007 14:03
Jan Eliasen wrote:
Re: FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007 08:46:41 -0700, "Brian Jones" <***@gmail.com
wrote
Could also be as simple as the user you connect to the ftp server wit
doesn't have write riviledges to the file folder. This can probably b
both Windows Server rights and rights set up inside the FTP server
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On 09 August 2007 17:44
Vasudha wrote:
Re: FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
Is this option ' Use temporary file while writing' for Biztalk 2006
I can't see the option on Biztalk 2004
Thanks
On Aug 7, 11:46 am, "Brian Jones" <***@gmail.com> wrote:
On 09 August 2007 17:46
Vasudha wrote:
Re: FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
Thanks for the response
Interesting is , this error happens randomly. So I dont' think, it'
related to the permissions
If it's permissions, I should get this error daily
Thanks
On Aug 8, 2:03 pm, Jan Eliasen <***@nospam.nospam> wrote:
On 09 August 2007 18:30
Brian Jones wrote:
Re: FTP Adapter Error, 'Unable to delete the file"
I am talking about BTS 2006, but I thought BTS 2004 had the same capability
(not sure though).
I am also assuming you are using the FILE adapter to transfer the file from
Server A to Server B. If you are, in your Send Port, under configure in the
General tab, there should be a checkbox with that option. It is only
available if you are using the Create New copy mode.
[Ok, I looked at MSDN and it appears BTS 2004 did not have this option...
sorry.]
You may need to increase your FTP polling interval to reduce stepping on
each other's toes. Another option may be to use the FTP adapter and upload
the file with a .tmp extension and then rename the file after "PUT".
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