As you also found out the CF Service needs to be running as a user who has rights to the share and directory you want to access.
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From: Dan O'Keefe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 6:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFMX 6.1 VFP ODBC Resolved
> I have a fresh install of CF MX 6.1 Standard on Windows Server 2003. I
> configured a Visual Foxpro system datasource in ODBC administrator,
> selecting the "free tables" option and set the path as I normally
> would. Then in CF Admin-Datasources, Created a datasource name,
> selected ODBC Socket, submitted and selected my previously configured
> system datasource in the ODBC DSN dropdown. Everything else looks
> normal to me.
>
> When trying to use that datasource and access a dbf free table, I get
> the error the table is not found. In my experience with CF 5 and .
> dbf's, that does not necessarily mean the table is not there. A
> permission issue can cause that error also.
>
> Anyone successfully connecting to free table .dbf's with MX 6.1?
>
> Thanks,
Dan
In my Microsoft ODBC config, I was using a mapped drive to get to the other box where the dbf resided. Once I changed it to use an IP, CF now sees the dbf. Go figure.
Dan
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