I have a package which truncates files, fills them with data and
should send a mail with the files as attachment when it finishes
running. In between, when the task is still running mail is sent with
empty files. When I take a look at the directory (at the end of the
task), where the files are created I find out that the files are not
empty.

(e.g. in task: doA->doB->doC->SendMail. But instead of waiting till
doB->doC finishes, it does the following: doA->SendMail ... may be
because doB takes long.)

Can I indicate anywhere that it should delay the mail until at the end
of the task?

Thanks in advance.
Harp

Do the "->" represent "on Completion" . If so, then what you are saying
shouldn't happen

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"harp" <hmetu@gmx.net> wrote in message
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>I have a package which truncates files, fills them with data and
> should send a mail with the files as attachment when it finishes
> running. In between, when the task is still running mail is sent with
> empty files. When I take a look at the directory (at the end of the
> task), where the files are created I find out that the files are not
> empty.
>
> (e.g. in task: doA->doB->doC->SendMail. But instead of waiting till
> doB->doC finishes, it does the following: doA->SendMail ... may be
> because doB takes long.)
>
> Can I indicate anywhere that it should delay the mail until at the end
> of the task?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Harp