Hi all,
I'm trying to use ChDir on a network resource like this:
ChDir "\\svr10\XYZ\ABCD"
but this doesn't change what the active directory is. I know that you issue a ChDrive command to point to the correct mapped drive when the resource you want is a mapped drive, but I need to know what to do to make this network resource the active working directory.
Do I need to issue a mapping command to get this resource allocated to a drive letter, and then issue the ChDrive command?
Thanks, Glenn.
I'm trying to use ChDir on a network resource like this:
ChDir "\\svr10\XYZ\ABCD"
but this doesn't change what the active directory is. I know that you issue a ChDrive command to point to the correct mapped drive when the resource you want is a mapped drive, but I need to know what to do to make this network resource the active working directory.
Do I need to issue a mapping command to get this resource allocated to a drive letter, and then issue the ChDrive command?
Thanks, Glenn.