Details
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Bug
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Status: Resolved
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Not specified
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Resolution: Timed Out
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Description
Related to report in : https://track.hpccsystems.com/browse/HPCC-24693
During a super copy, the super file is initially deleted (if it exists), before the subfiles are copied.
When it is complete - it tries to create the new superfile.
But if the superfile by that time already exists, because someone else has created it, it fails with an 'already exists' error.
I think it should clear the super file upfront, not delete it, and lock it (for read) during the copy.
Then add the new subs once it's done.