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Jimmyyl Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Any or no
Hi,
If there is ANY log being sent to the server, the logs will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed.
Should I use ANY or NO?
Thanks
If there is ANY log being sent to the server, the logs will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed.
Should I use ANY or NO?
Thanks
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Hi, If there is ANY log being sent to the server, the logs will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed. Should I use ANY or NO ? 'Being sent' focuses on the idea that the log is still being transmitted.
- Hi, If there is ANY log being sent to the server, the logs will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed.
- Should I use ANY or NO ?
- 'Being sent' focuses on the idea that the log is still being transmitted.
- ) Best wishes, Clive PS I've assumed the temporary folder is at the place the logs are sent to.
- If not, please post again to clarify this.
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Hi,
If there is ANY log being sent to the server, the logs will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed.
Should I use ANY or NO?
'Being sent' focuses on the idea that the log is still being transmitted. I think you probably mean
If ANY log is sent to the server, it will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed
( If NO log i
If there is ANY log being sent to the server, the logs will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed.
Should I use ANY or NO?
'Being sent' focuses on the idea that the log is still being transmitted. I think you probably mean
If ANY log is sent to the server, it will stay in C:/tmp/folder without being processed
( If NO log i
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