File Write / possible failure/corruption

From: Roopak <Roopak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 23:16:02 -0700

Hi, we have developed an application(a simple database) that does frequent
read-writes to files on PocketPC(for 2002). The application used to work ok,
all of a sudden we are seeing some corruption issues in file that we are
writing. It seems that even though we write 16k of data to a given file (out
of may be 20) only first 4k is committed to the file system, some data is
lost SOMETIME. Is there a known bug, has anybody encountered such a scenario?
Is it possible that the write on a file fails without write returning an
error?
Roopak
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