How to determine the size of a file on application server

Hello,
using open dataset I have created a file on the application server and have put some data into the file.
Now I want to know the size of this file.
Is there a function module to do this ?
Best regards
Michael

Hi,
Use Function module   'EPS_GET_FILE_ATTRIBUTES'
DATA fsize TYPE epsf-epsfilsiz.
CALL FUNCTION 'EPS_GET_FILE_ATTRIBUTES'
EXPORTING
    file_name =     " here provide filename
    dir_name =    " here provide directory
IMPORTING
    file_size = fsize.
WRITE: 'File size' , fsize.
Regards,
Ravi

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