Appears in Winnt/system32 on Compaq Proliant Server running MS Backoffice, any ideas as to what these files are? where # is a sequential number, there were several files of which I moved the oldest without any negative results, however, the file most current is in use and has a sharing violation.
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asat000#.tmp File
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djhawthorn
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What are your TEMP and TMP environment variables set to?
You should be safe in deleting any .tmp files - any that are in use (as you've found) you won't be able to remove.![[auto]](/data/assets/smilies/auto.gif "[auto] [auto]")
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You should be safe in deleting any .tmp files - any that are in use (as you've found) you won't be able to remove.
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