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Article #283Re: ODIPKT2, windows problem
From: Tom Tuckerman
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1995 00:00
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Jay Garcia <jgarcia@vax.anes.tulane.edu> wrote: >Man, this sound just like a problem of not being able to find the command >interpreter but not quite ... When you are mapping search drives are you using >the INS command .. MAP INS S3: for instance .. Just a thought ... And are you >using the latest VLM.EXE .. That could be it also ... > >CHEERS > >=Jay= ><snip> >Jay Garcia: jgarcia@vax.anes.tulane.edu >Southern Systems International >Novell Installation, Support, Training When I map search drives I like to use map s16:=<path> This drops them at the end of the search path and I have less problems with missing search paths then using the map ins sX=<path> command. Also look at the drive letters at the end of the alphabet. Each search gets the last free letter. If you have a low last drive in config sys,a low first network drive in net.cfg or a map'ed drive low in the aplhabet that can give problems. IE map U=sys:fred with seven search drives. I ran into this with a program that insisted a first network drive of V:. A H!@#$ of a time with an area that wanted to run this and have ten search drives. :) Tom Tuckerman MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland OH ttuckerman@mhnet.mhmc.org
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