On 12/27/00, Howie Hamlin penned:
>Then you should create the ODBC from the CF Server (don't use the cf
>administrator for this). The ODBC connection points to the other server via
>UNC paths. Make sure that the connection verifies from the ODBC setup.
>Once the connection is verified you need to configure the CF service to log
>in as a user with rights to the other server.
You can't use cf administrator and use UNC paths to the database file?
> > Access Database. I want to be able to upload files using cffile on our
> > website and store them on a seperate server.
I'm not sure where the database comes into play here. I would think
if you have access rights to the other server, you could just set the
destination parameter in cffile with the UNC path to the directory on
the other server where the files will be stored. I'm too poor to have
2 servers so I'm just guessing. LOL
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