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when writing out a file from .net, when is the file created? after the bytes are all written to the hard drive or before the bytes are written to the hard drive?

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Daniel - 06 Sep 2005 20:35 GMT
when writing out a file from .net, when is the file created? after the bytes
are all written to the hard drive or before the bytes are written to the
hard drive?
Mona - 08 Sep 2005 10:01 GMT
Hi Daniel,

Regarding this issue of the creation of the file before or after the ytes
are written to the hard drive, I would like to tell you that when using the
Stream classes of the 'System.IO' namespace, data is not written to the file
immediately.  Instead, it is buffered to guarantee better performance for
file operations.  You can call the 'Flush' method to make changes to the
stream persistent.  Closing a file will also force writing data to the
physical disk.

Hence the file is created before the bytes are written to the hard drive.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,

Mona [Grapecity]

> when writing out a file from .net, when is the file created? after the bytes
> are all written to the hard drive or before the bytes are written to the
> hard drive?

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