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Interesting! Wasn't aware ya could do that. Didnt have much luck using this due to the file handle it returned not being a typical file handle. Was able to get stuff to print, but not after I set the handle as a property of the object. Could probably get it to work if I reworked more of the code, but the post below seems to work well. Thanks for you input!
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Re^3: Log4perl log rotation in threadpool environment ("share")
by tye (Sage) on Nov 16, 2012 at 18:50 UTC

    You open a file with, for example, createFile(), and then get a "typical file handle" via OsFHandleOpen(). (Win32API::File)

    I should just submit a patch to make FILE_SHARE_DELETE be the default for Perl.

    - tye        

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