Stack displaying non-existent files

I have a 'Downloads' folder stack as most 10.5 users do, but for some reason mine is populated with a few files that don't actually exist. I've gone to the Terminal and looked at hidden files (ls -lah) and it confirms that these files don't actually exist.
Does anyone else have this issue? Is there a cache file I'm missing that can be cleared to resolve this? Should I care that these files have an .exe extension but are registered as QT MPEG files?
It's all a little weird to me.

The files that were being erroneously displayed did go away with the 10.5.1 update, but new ones have appeared. It has become apparent that a file being downloaded with a temporary name is getting cached in stacks, but when the temp file is deleted at download completion the phantom file remains in stacks.
I will try to report it to Apple bug reporter, but would love to know where this info is being cached in the meantime.

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Scan From File aborts the calling VI if it is pointed to a non-existing file

The Scan From File primitive throws an error dialog and aborts the VI if it's given a non-existing file instead of returning an error in its output. See attached example (8.6).
Try to take over the world!
Attachments:
Scan from file bug.vi ‏7 KB

Anna K. wrote:
Please let me know if you need assistance in working around this bug.
For anyone wondering, the workaround is simply to check if the file exists before trying to read it. You can do this by calling the File/Directory Info primitive and checking the error output. Or you can use the OpenG File Exists? VI.
I'm assuming this primitive is used rarely, if at all, which is why no one ever reported this. I had it in an old piece of temporary utility code which was moved elsewhere. It had a hardcoded path and when I ran it again a year or so after last using it, I ran into this. The only reason I used the primitive in the first place was because I wanted a quick way to save a number in a file and read it back. I never used it in any real code.
Anna, I don't personally care, but what's the CAR number? Some people do seem to want to know them.
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AppleScript - Writing to non-existent directories, and non-existent files..

All,
AppleScript - Writing to non-existent directories, and non-existent files...
Creating directories several levels deep on the fly.
How do we write to a file that does not exist, buried deep down in a hierarchy of directories that don't exist either...
In trying to do this I explored two options. One used AppleScript, assisted by UNIX, which was simplicity itself, the other one used only AppleScript and was considerably more complex, and slower.
http://www.mac-specialist.com/r/asckdirs.html
Hope these are useful,
Best Regards,
Bill Hernandez
Plano, Texas

Simplified code examples - lacking extensive error checking -
UNIX example 001:
set file_Name to "Sales Figures.txt" -- File to create.
set file_Path to "2006 Sales:Forecast:Fruits:Flordia:Oranges:Large" -- Folder to create.
set UNIXfilePath to (quoted form of (POSIX path of file_Path))
try
do shell script "mkdir -p " & UNIXfilePath -- Attempt to create a folde, and respective intermediary folder(s).
end try
try
do shell script "touch " & UNIXfilePath & "/" & file_Name -- Attempt to create a blank file.
end try
UNIX example 002:
set file_Name to "Sales Figures.txt" -- File to create.
set file_Path to "2006 Sales:Forecast:Fruits:Flordia:Oranges:Large" -- Folder to create.
try
do shell script "mkdir -p " & (quoted form of (POSIX path of file_Path)) -- Attempt to create a folde, and respective intermediary folder(s).
end try
-- Create a file, and enter some text.
set FREF to open for access file (file_Path & ":" & file_Name) with write permission
write "Beispieltext" to FREF
close access FREF
AppleScript example:
set file_Name to "Sales Figures.txt" -- File to create.
set file_Path to "2006 Sales:Forecast:Fruits:Flordia:Oranges:Large" -- Folder to create.
-- Obtain list of text items of 'file_Path'.
set {oAStID, AppleScript's text item delimiters} to {AppleScript's text item delimiters, ":"}
set filePathList to text items of file_Path
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to oAStID
tell application "Finder"
set folder_Path to name of startup disk -- Obtain name of boot disk.
repeat with i in filePathList -- Cycle through list.
try
make new folder at folder_Path with properties {name:i} -- create folder.
set folder_Path to folder_Path & ":" & i -- Create new path for next new folder.
end try
end repeat
end tell
-- Create a file, and enter some text.
set FREF to open for access file (folder_Path & ":" & file_Name) with write permission
write "Beispieltext" to FREF
close access FREF
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Displaying non English file name in portlet

Hi,
I have a portlet that display all the files in a directory that is not on any of the Plumtree servers (portal, collaboration, etc ...). This directory could be a local directory or a directory on a network but not on any of the plumtree servers. How could I display a non English file in the portlet? I am using Plumtree portal 5.0.4J.
Thank you so much in advance for the helps!

Hi,
I have a portlet that display all the files in a directory that is not on any of the Plumtree servers (portal, collaboration, etc ...). This directory could be a local directory or a directory on a network but not on any of the plumtree servers. How could I display a non English file in the portlet? I am using Plumtree portal 5.0.4J.
Thank you so much in advance for the helps!

RequestDispatcher.include() silently ignores non-existent files?

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          <pre>
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PE12: asking "Where is file..." for a non-existent file

When opening a project in Adobe Premiere Elements 12, I'm getting the "Where is file..." pop up window. It's asking ...
"Where is the File 'C:\Program Files\Adobe\Premiere Pro 1.5\Presets\Textures\Business Title_7.tga'?"
Which is odd because I didn't use any such file in the project, I only have Adobe Premiere Elements 12, and this is installed on a MacBookPro. So I'm not sure why it's looking for a tga file in a Premiere Pro folder in a non-existent C:drive.
I only have two video clips in this project. I'm using the cross-fade transition between titles and clips. The title template I'm using is "RedBulbs_Title". I've duplicated it several times and I seem to get that same "Where is.." pop up, one for each time I've used the "RedBulbs_Title" template.
Am I missing something in my installation?

A.T.
I have a new project that I've created in Pe12. I get the message every time I open the file to continue editing. So, I created it, edited for a while, and save. When I open the file again, days later, I get the error.
It does seem to be related to the titles in Pe12. The error seems to occur once for every time the title template is used. I dismiss the error saying the file is Offline so that I can get to the project and continue working. Even though the file is considered "offline", the video doesn't seem to be mising any components.
I'm useing Pe12 for Mac, purchased new from Amazon.com. It was a clean install. There was no previous installation of Premiere Pro or Elements.
I have not imported any jpegs. My source files are .mp4 and the title graphics within Pe12. It's a very simple project.
The strangest part for me is seing a Windows error message on a Mac. I've never even opened the Windows install disk for Pe12, much less used it in the Mac.
Using Finder to search for the missing file returns no results as if the file doesn't exist anywhere on the Mac.
Am I correct in that the Title clips in Pe12 are not on the installation but on the internet? I seem to recall that the Title files had to download the first time I used a particular title in Pe. Could it be a problem with the downloaded files?
I'm re-installing Pe now. I'll let you know how that goes.
Re-installed over previous install hoping to avoid losing anything. Big mistake. Everything just crashes now. Uninstalling everything, preferences and all, and will do a clean install.
more to come.

Rollup and Display Non Existing Rows

This query produces the results except that I would like to have a final total and overal average (excluding the "No GPA"). Shown as XXX in the output sample. Can this be done in one query or do I need to union for the summary?
Additionally, if possible, how can I write some statements so that rows that may not exist can be displayed on the output? Example: there are no GPAs in the range of 0.1 thru 0.9. My query results do not show the first two rows, however, the users would like to see these rows displayed regardless of the existence or not.
GPARange            Count Avg
0.1 - 0.6 (F )            0      0.00
0.7 - 0.9 (D-)            0      0.00
1.0 - 1.2 (D )            1
1.3 - 1.6 (D+)            1
1.7 - 1.9 (C-)            4
2.0 - 2.2 (C )           20
2.3 - 2.6 (C+)           81
2.7 - 2.9 (B-)          189
3.0 - 3.2 (B )          387
3.3 - 3.6 (B+)          452
3.7 - 4.9 (A )          316
NO GPA                   271
TOTAL                   XXXX    X.XX
SELECT academic_period,
       stu_population,
       College,
        CASE
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 0.6 then '0.1 - 0.6 (F )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 0.9 then '0.7 - 0.9 (D-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 1.2 then '1.0 - 1.2 (D )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 1.6 then '1.3 - 1.6 (D+)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 1.9 then '1.7 - 1.9 (C-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 2.2 then '2.0 - 2.2 (C )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 2.6 then '2.3 - 2.6 (C+)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 2.9 then '2.7 - 2.9 (B-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 3.2 then '3.0 - 3.2 (B )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 3.6 then '3.3 - 3.6 (B+)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) > 3.6 then '3.7 - 4.9 (A-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) is null then 'No GPA'
        ELSE
            'What Happened'
       END as GPARange,
       count(id), round(avg(mba_gpa),2) AVG_GPA
FROM gpa_stat
where stu_population='F'
and academic_period ='200940'
GROUP BY stu_population,
          academic_period,
        CASE
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 0.6 then '0.1 - 0.6 (F )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 0.9 then '0.7 - 0.9 (D-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 1.2 then '1.0 - 1.2 (D )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 1.6 then '1.3 - 1.6 (D+)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 1.9 then '1.7 - 1.9 (C-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 2.2 then '2.0 - 2.2 (C )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 2.6 then '2.3 - 2.6 (C+)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 2.9 then '2.7 - 2.9 (B-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 3.2 then '3.0 - 3.2 (B )'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) <= 3.6 then '3.3 - 3.6 (B+)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) > 3.6 then '3.7 - 4.9 (A-)'
            WHEN ((MBA_GPA)) is null then 'No GPA'
        ELSE
            'What Happened'
       END,
          rollup(college)
order by 1, 2, 3, 4;

Hi,
user1069723 wrote:
This query produces the results except that I would like to have a final total and overal average (excluding the "No GPA"). Shown as XXX in the output sample. Can this be done in one query or do I need to union for the summary?Yes, you can do that in one query, using ROLLUP. You don't need a UNION.
Additionally, if possible, how can I write some statements so that rows that may not exist can be displayed on the output? Example: there are no GPAs in the range of 0.1 thru 0.9. My query results do not show the first two rows, however, the users would like to see these rows displayed regardless of the existence or not.That's exactly what outer joins do: they display data from one table with matching data from a second table, if any matching data is found. The data from the first table is displayed whether or not there is a match. If there is no match, all columns from the second table are NULL. If you want to treat those NULLs as 0's, use NVL, as I did when displayijng the average, below.
In this problem, what is the first table, the table that has one row per grade range, and will be displayed even if no row in the result set falls into that grade range?
You ought to have such a table. The information about where the ranges begin and end, what letter grades are associated with each, and so on, is data. Data belongs in tables, not hard-coded into queries. If, next year, they decide to change where the boundary between D+ and C- falls, or to add an A group, an authorized user can make the change to one table. No matter how many queries use grade ranges, no programmer will have to change any query.
Here's how you might create such a table:
CREATE TABLE     GPA_Range
AS
SELECT 0.0 AS low_gpa, 0.7 AS high_gpa, '0.1 - 0.6 (F)' AS display_txt, 'F' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 0.7 AS low_gpa, 1.0 AS high_gpa, '0.7 - 0.9 (D-)' AS display_txt, 'D-' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 1.0 AS low_gpa, 1.3 AS high_gpa, '1.0 - 1.2 (D)' AS display_txt, 'D' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 1.3 AS low_gpa, 1.7 AS high_gpa, '1.3 - 1.6 (D+)' AS display_txt, 'D+' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 1.7 AS low_gpa, 2.0 AS high_gpa, '1.7 - 1.9 (C-)' AS display_txt, 'C-' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 2.0 AS low_gpa, 2.3 AS high_gpa, '2.0 - 2.2 (C)' AS display_txt, 'C' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 2.3 AS low_gpa, 2.7 AS high_gpa, '2.3 - 2.6 (C+)' AS display_txt, 'C+' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 2.7 AS low_gpa, 3.0 AS high_gpa, '2.7 - 2.9 (B-)' AS display_txt, 'B-' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 3.0 AS low_gpa, 3.3 AS high_gpa, '3.0 - 3.2 (B)' AS display_txt, 'B' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 3.3 AS low_gpa, 3.7 AS high_gpa, '3.3 - 3.6 (B+)' AS display_txt, 'B+' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT 3.7 AS low_gpa, 999 AS high_gpa, '3.7 - 4.9 (A-)' AS display_txt, 'A-' AS letter_txt     FROM dual     UNION ALL
SELECT NULL,           NULL,            'No GPA',                         NULL             FROM dual;As always, document everything, especially non-intuitive or potentially misleading things:
COMMENT ON COLUMN gpa_range.low_gpa IS 'Lowest numerical grade inside this range.';
COMMENT ON COLUMN gpa_range.low_gpa IS 'Lowest numerical grade in THE NEXT range. This value is OUTSIDE of the range';You might prefer to assign impossible low_gpa and high_gpa values (like -2 and -1) to the 'No GPA' row. It's completely arbitrary, non-intutive and potentially confusing, but it would make joining easier.
If you can't create such a table, you can use a sub-query almost identical to the CREATE TABLE statement above in every query that needs it.
Here's the main query to do what you requested:
WITH      interesting_gpa_stat     AS
     SELECT     college
     ,     mba_gpa
     FROM     gpa_stat
     WHERE     stu_population     = 'F'
     AND     academic_period     = '200940'
,     all_colleges     AS
     SELECT DISTINCT     college
     FROM             interesting_gpa_stat
SELECT        c.college
,        r.display_txt           AS gparange
,        COUNT (s.college)             AS count
,        NVL ( AVG (s.mba_gpa)
            , 0
            )               AS avg
FROM                all_colleges          c
CROSS JOIN        gpa_range          r
LEFT OUTER JOIN        interesting_gpa_stat     s     ON (     c.college     = s.college
                                            AND     r.low_gpa     <= s.mba_gpa
                                          AND     r.high_gpa     > s.mba_gpa
                              OR (     c.college     = s.college
                                 AND     r.low_gpa     IS NULL
                                       AND     s.mba_gpa     IS NULL
GROUP BY ROLLUP ( c.college
                  , r.display_txt
ORDER BY c.college
,            r.display_txtWithout any sample data and the results you want from that data, I had to make several assumptions.
For example, I assumed you wanted to have several colleges in the same result set. For each college, there will be one row of output for every grade range in the gpa_range table, regardless of whether any matches are found in the gpa_stat table. It's okay if there happens to be only one college if the result set.
The query includes a total for each college, and a grand total for the entire result set.
Any filtering (such as stu_population='F') should be done in the interesting_gpa_stat sub-query. You could get by without this sub-query, but any filtering conditions that would be in the WHERE clause would have to be added to outer-join conditions.
NULL values are ignored in all aggregate funcitons, so nothing special has to be done to keep rows in the 'No GPA' group from distorting the averages. The NVL function that presents 0 as the average when no grades were found in the other ranges always causes this average to apperar as 0 in the 'No GPA' rows, too. If you would prefer NULL in that column, then put the NVL inside a CASE expression.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Jun 28, 2009 5:03 AM

Acrobat 8 Pro Installation asks for a non-existent file

I just did a clean install of Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on my Alienware laptop, FINALLY replacing the beta version. When I try to run the installation of Acrobat Pro 8 it gets most of the way through then stops, putting up a dialog instructing me to install my Vista DVD and point to AdobePDF.dll which is to be found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 8.0\Xtras\AdobePDF\i386. This, of course, is absurd, as there is not such folder on any installation disk ... but I happen to have a Vista install disk, so I looked anyway, searching all over the disk with no luck. Then I looked on my Windows 7 disk. No success in finding the errant file there, either. They I checked that folder on my desktop computer, which has the identical operating system. I found an AdobePDF64.dll file and offered it to the installer, but it didn't like it. I even checked an old WinXP 32-bit computer I had laying around, but no such file exists there. I'm stuck. I cancelled out of the dialog demanding the .dll file and the installation proceeded to conclusion. The resulting Acrobat installation reads PDFs fine, but doesn't write them. Any clues?
Thanks,
Lanny T.

Thanks for chiming in, Bill, but it seems like you missed my comment about checking my other computer, same OS, same Acrobat 8, and it installed fine into 64-bits. It didn't ask for any files from other disks, and I've been using it on that system for almost two years in that environment. I am puzzled, though, as to why all files needed for installation of any program would not be included on the installation disk.
Lanny T.

Migration Assistant fails on non-existent file

Here's an interesting one. I made a bootable clone of my harddrive (with SuperDuper) that works like a champ. Bought a new (much larger) hard drive for my Macbook, installed OS X with no problem, got it all updated. Then went to use Migration Assistant to import my user from the clone, and it fails on trying to copy an invisible file (begins with .) that actually doesn't exist (I have Finder set to show hidden files). This causes the whole import to fail and MA says the user can't be created. Is there any way to tell it to skip this "file"? Other suggestions welcome.

Yeah, that didn't work so well since SuperDuper ran across repeated errors trying to do so; I suspect it's something to do with the drive. (SuperDuper complains about WD's MyBook, which is what the drive is.) Because SD stops the entire copy operation on single errors, it'd be a painstaking process.
Besides that, I like doing fresh installs of all the bits.

Getting Error in Non-Existent File

hi
getting "invalid expression term" error on a line that does not exist in the file (aspx file).
Then, i delete the file.
Now, still getting same error-- for a file that does not exist.
How to fix?
thx

ok, Jack.
but what does this mean, on my OP?
"Moved by Jack-ZhaiMicrosoft
contingent staff"
Oh, you moved it to the "Where is the form for...?" forum?
I would not have minded if you had just moved it directly to the asp.net forum, since you were moving it anyway.
thx

RMAN is trying to read non-existing files

We have an application that runs on two
Oracle databases - one serves as processing engine and another one as a data warehouse.
The enformation is exchanged using transportable tablespaces - they are plugged in into the warehouse, information is moved
using INSERT AS SELECT, and then
these tablespaces are dropped.
After the drop is completed, I attempt to
run database-level incremental backup of the
warehouse. After allocating channels and doing "implicit partial resync of the recovery catalog" RMAN displayes messages
RMAN-06052: no parent backup or copy of datafile 317 found.
The same message is displayed for files
313
314
316
317
319
320
321
But there is no file 317 in the database!
SELECT * from V$DATAFILE WHERE File#=317
returns no rows
These files do appear in SYS.FILE$
where they have STATUS$ column equal to 1,
while most other files have STATUS$ = 2.
However, there are quite a few other files
in SYS.FILE$ that also have STATUS$=1 (up to File#=333), but RMAN does not list them.
I know that RMAN-06052 is an "information" message indicating that RMAN could not find level-0 (or "parent") backup, but why is it listing files that have been dropped?
Environment:
Oracle 8.1.6.0.0 on Sun Solaris 2.7
Regards,
Sev
null

We need the following information:
Complete RMAN output from the incremental backup.
Output from the following query, run at the target database:
select * from v$datafile where file# in (313,314,316,317,319,320,321);
select * from file$ where file# in (313,314,316,317,319,320,321);
and the following query, run at the recovery catalog:
select * from rc_datafile where file# in (313,314,316,317,319,320,321);
These queries should be run immediately after the incremental backup that they
are concerned about.
You may want to open a TAR with support and upload trace files or see if you can post the information here.
Thanks.

Can't delete or find non existing files in Errors tab and in/out palette

I have two files (findlaw.html and cyrites.html) that no longer are in use that I want to trash.
When I trash either of the files, I get 5 Missing Files in the Error Tab that are supposedly linked to these two files I want to trash.
I've gone through the site many times and can't find these missing files.
I have back up copies of the 2 files I want to trash and when I put them back in the site, the missing files are no longer in the Missing Tab.
When I use the In and Out palette and select either findlaw.html or cyrites.html, sure enough the files that end up in the Missing tab are indicated as being linked to these two files.
from within the In/Out palatte, showing one of the files I want to trash, and showing the 5 files linked to it, if I mouse over any of these 5 files I get the path where they supposedly
are hidding out, but when I go to the folders they are supposed living in, they are not there.
Also when mousing over these files it says: template.html (Void) - that's one of the real names of the missing 5 files.
I've tried doing: Site > Update > Refresh All - but this doesn't break the connection of the missing 5 files to the 2 pages I want to trash.
Any ideas?

You can make a completely new library from these directions
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iTunesWin/8.1/en/15502.html
You have to press AND HOLD the shift key.
As for why some songs won't re-add to itunes, maybe the MP3 headers are causing it. iTunes 7 and later has gotten really picky about them. Here's a good web link on that:
http://trevinchow.com/blog/tag/mp3-tag-validator/

ITunes displaying non-existing TV-Shows on iPhone

Hi,
when I connect my iPhone4 (5.0.1) to iTunes, it displays two old TV-Shows on my iPhone. But the TV-Shows don't show up in my iTunes library (I have no TV-Show at all in my library) and they don't show up on my iPhone when I open the Videos app (no TV-Show at all on my iPhone). But iTunes still displays them as grayed out items on my iPhone. I can delete them from there, but as soon as I sync my iPhone they reappear as grayed out items in the TV-Shows section of my iPhone in iTunes. I even tried to remove them with CopyTrans. It seemed to work. Disconnected the iPhone from my computer, reconnected it, reopend CopyTrans and the TV-Shows don't show up anymore. But as soon as I open iTunes, these two TV-Shows show up again... I tried everything to get rid of these two ghost items, but they reappear again and again. Btw. these were two TV-Shows I downloaded through the 12 days of christmas app one year ago.
Best regards,
Donato

Select the iPod.
At the bottom, you have options such as Songs, Playlists, Albums, etc.
Select Videos.
If Videos isn't available, select More and then select Videos.

Displaying non existing vendors from lfa1 table..

Hi All..
I have a selection screen range for vendor number: LIFNR.
I want to display all the vendor numbers that are not present in the LFA1 table.. ( If the user gives the vendor range on the selection screen)..
Any idea or suggestions on how to approach would be great..
Thanks a lot..

OK then , pl try thye following piece of code...
report zlif                                    .
data: w_num type i.
data: begin of itab occurs 0,
        lifnr type lifnr,
      end of itab.
data itab2 like itab occurs 0 with header line.
data w_lifnr type lifnr.
select-options: s_lifnr for w_lifnr.
ranges: r_lifnr for w_lifnr.
select lifnr into table itab from lfa1.
find the number of entries
w_num = s_lifnr-high - s_lifnr-low.
w_num = w_num + 1.
do w_num times.
if sy-index = 1.
    w_lifnr = s_lifnr-low.
else.
    w_lifnr = w_lifnr + 1.
endif.
r_lifnr-sign = 'I'.
r_lifnr-option = 'EQ'.
r_lifnr-low = w_lifnr.
append r_lifnr.
enddo.
loop at r_lifnr.
read table itab with key lifnr = r_lifnr-low.
if sy-subrc ne 0.
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Non-existent address!

I had a bunch of ringtones, which I've been using with no problems for a couple months...recopied them into my phone during a reorganization, and all of a sudden I'm now getting the error message about how the music files are protected content and can't be used as ringtones, which is weird because I have identical duplicates (I just pasted two copies in separate folders) in a different folder, and there's no problem in using that as the ringtone.
Anyways, on to the real problem. When I checked the file properties for the "protected" files, it told me that these files were stored in a Music folder that was directly under the Device root. All files stored in the built-in memory have the file path Device > user > whatever, because user is literally the only item directly under Device. These protected files, however, are stored at Device > Music, which is weird because as far as I can tell, said address does not exist.
What exactly is going on? This isn't affecting performance on my BlackBerry so it's not really much of a big deal, but I'd like to know exactly how the music is ending up at a non-existent file address, and how I can delete it, since it's quite annoying to go through a list of duplicates every time I want to set a ringtone.
Thanks

It appears that HP is having many false error messages. HP, are you hearing this? What's up?

Stack displaying non-existent files

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