Jim,

I thought scratch files used the database directory unless a "set 
scratch" command is used...

Are you seeing a difference between 6.1 and 6.5++ and/or NT and 
2000??  Shouldn't two different directories on the same drive have 
the same capacity?

Appreciate the heads up, but I'm sooo confused  <g>

Ben Petersen



On 2 Oct 2001, at 17:03, Jim Limburg wrote:

> G-Day all
> 
> Just to post a note on a tidbit I just figured out.
> A good portion of you have probably seen this but, for
> those who haven't it might help out.
> 
> I was getting error messages every once in a while
> stating there was insufficient disk space while 
> attempting to to a Gateway Export in RBase Windows
> version 6.1a on a Windows 2000 machine.
> 
> Upon doing some research I found that there are
> usually two Environmental Variables in Win2k machine
> set to the TEMP environmental variable. For Rbase Windows
> version 6.5++ it picks the SYSTEM variables setting
> which is usually C:\WINNT\TEMP, but in RBase Windows
> version 6.1a it set my SCRATCH directory to 
> C:\username\documents and settings\temp or something to
> this extent (I didn't write it down). Apparently this has 
> a limit smaller (non-virtual) than the WINNT\TEMP 
> directory so this was the problem. 
> 
> It looks like I am going to have to Manually configure
> the SCRATCH directory to WINNT\TEMP... to get this to work
> properly..
> 
> Hope this saves someone a headache
> Jim Limburg
> 


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