Check what the TMP environment variable is when you are logged into the TS.
If this looks to be a unique directory for each session then you can do this in
your startup file before you connect to the DB
SET VAR vTmp = (ENVVAL('TMP'))
IF Vtmp IS NOT NULL THEN
SET SCRATCH &vtmp
ENDIF
Dennis McGrath
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - RE: Form does not exist
Thanks Larry,
I will go to the unique temp folder approach. Since this is 7.5, I will have
to code the temp file path, but that is not difficult. We will see what
happens!
-Bob
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From: Lawrence Lustig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<<
Yes, each user has there own user ID, password and documents/settings folders
etc. However, currently, all users call the exe from the same folder, I..E
G:\Data\Apps. The EXE and associated
DLL's all reside here and all users call / access the same files. Is this a
good practice? Should
I have separate EXE/DLL for each user?
>>
No, this is completely appropriate. One copy of the application is the way to
go.
<<
The EXE sets the temp folder to the terminal server's temp file : C:\WinNT\Temp
(This is a Windows 2000 terminal server)
>>
If you use the TMP setting in the config file, R:Base should automatically use
the user's own TEMP directory, so there shouldn't be a conflict. I would avoid
using the same scratch directory for all users if possible, although you'll
still be paying the overhead to have each user write their scratch files to the
same physical hard drive.
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Larry
