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/ The default value in case of an error. / Gets the HRESULT of the specified exception. Throw new ArgumentNullException('exception') Public static bool IsSharingViolation(IOException exception) / true if the specified exception is a sharing violation exception otherwise, false. / Determines whether the specified exception is a sharing violation exception. Public delegate bool WrapSharingViolationsExceptionsCallback(IOException ioe, int retry, int retrењњount, int waitTime) / Defines a sharing violation wrapper delegate for handling exception. Public delegate void WrapSharingViolationsCallback() / Defines a sharing violation wrapper delegate. Throw new ArgumentNullException('action') Public static void WrapSharingViolations(WrapSharingViolationsCallback action, WrapSharingViolationsExceptionsCallback exceptionsCallback, int retrењњount, int waitTime) WrapSharingViolations(action, null, 10, 100) Public static void WrapSharingViolations(WrapSharingViolationsCallback action) / Wraps sharing violations that could occur on a file IO operation. NET, so I have added a small hack function ( IsSharingViolation) based on reflection mechanisms to check this. NOTE: Unfortunately, the underlying Win32 error (ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION) is not exposed with. You can also define the retry count, and the wait time between retries.

Or WrapSharingViolations(() => File.Copy(mySourceFile, myDestFile))

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This is an example on how to use it: WrapSharingViolations(() => File.Delete(myFile)) Here is a generic code to do this, independant from the file operation itself.