I always thought we had to have the CFG file in the directory where the
compiled application is located.
But the application has a DAT file when compiling so forgive me for what I am
sure a simple question.
My DAT file has for the scratch settings this code.
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 OFF
CLEAR VAR vChkFile
SET VAR vChkFile INTEGER = NULL
SET VAR vChkFile = (CHKFILE('C:\TEMP'))
IF vChkFile <> 1 THEN
MD C:\TEMP
ENDIF
SET SCRATCH C:\TEMP
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2262 OFF
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2926 OFF
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 OFF
ERASE C:\Temp\*.$$$
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2926 ON
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2262 ON
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 ON
My CFG file on the server where the compiled app resides has this setting.
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It seems the CFG is overriding the DAT file because when I go to check the
SCRATCH files they do not reside in The C:TEMP folder but here.
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SO should I get rid of the CFG file in the server directory so the DAT file is
setting the SCRATCH folder?
James Belisle
Making Information Systems People Friendly Since 1990
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