>Thanks Viv
>Here is my present code

>function CreateCSV()
>
>use c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspxtest\app_data\library3
>*set safety off
>*set talk off
>*set console off
>*set alternate to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspxtest\app_data\PAGLibrary.txt
>*set alternate on
>*scan
>*? library3.title
>*endscan
>*set alternate off
>*set alternate to
>*set safety on
>*set talk on
>*set console on
>use 
>endfunc

>Which runs OK. But if I uncomment the print line it fails. My original code was

>function CreateCSV()
>
>use c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspxtest\app_data\library3
>set safety off
>copy to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspxtest\app_data\tempfile type csv
>set safety on
>use 
>endfunc

Which also failed. Error in both cases is "Feature not available". Note that I have used the full path to ensure that it is going to a folder with correct permissions and that the user (me) has no problems reading and writing to other files in this folder. Of additional interest is the fact that if I omit the TYPE clause from the COPY TO command it will work just fine. So apparently it is the TYPE clause that is causing the problem.
>:)
>

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