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Hello all!
I have an application that leaves some files behind even
when the data inside them has been manipulated and deleted.
IF the files left behind actually contain data, I want to
process them in a batch. IF zero byte files, ignore.
WHat are some favorite tricks for ascertaining this out
there?
tHis is for dos 6.22 btw.
Thanks,
Regards,
Richard
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