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| | WMI and file replication I am trying to write a script to replicate the files uploaded to a FTP site but I cannot find the best solution for this problem. For example I can try to use “__InstanceCreationEvent” to know when a file is created however this will not show me when the upload ends. In other words, if somebody will try to upload a big file I will know when the process started but because the process can take probably more than a minute (until the file is fully uploaded) I will not know when I can replicate the file so “__InstanceCreationEvent” is not the best option. Is there anything else I can use to solve this problem? TIA, Don |
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