SetAttributes64 method
Sets attributes for a file or folder
Type
NoneSyntax
object.SetAttributes64[RemotePath], [SizeLo], [SizeHi], [Uid], [Gid], [Permissions], [AccessTime], [ModificationTime]
The SetAttributes64(object,RemotePath,SizeLo,SizeHi,Uid,Gid,Permissions,AccessTime,ModificationTime) syntax has these parts:
| object | An expression evaluating to an object of type wodFtpDLX. |
| RemotePath | Optional. A Variant value. Full path to a file/directory on the server. |
| SizeLo | Optional. A Variant value. Lower long value of 64bit integer for new file/directory size. |
| SizeHi | Optional. A Variant value. Higher long value of 64bit integer for new file/directory size. |
| Uid | Optional. A Variant value. Sets user ownership for the file/directory. |
| Gid | Optional. A Variant value. Sets group ownership for the file/directory. |
| Permissions | Optional. A Variant value. Sets file/directory permissions. |
| AccessTime | Optional. A Variant value. Sets last access time. |
| ModificationTime | Optional. A Variant value. Sets last modification time. |
Remarks
Use SetAttributes64 instead of the
SetAttributes method only if the size that you want to specify does not fit into a 32-bit long value. If so, you should specify the upper long value of int64 size in SizeHi and you should put the lower long value in
SizeLo.
Platforms
Windows
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