Don't forget that there's a requirement to run uvregen and to restart UniVerse
before any change to uvconfig will take effect.
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Bill;
It's much the same in UniData - but you don't need to "allownfs".
I have VOC items like
SHAREDDIR
001 DIR
002 \\servername\sharename
003 D_VOC
and even
REMOTEFILE
001 F
002 \\servername\sharename\directory\file
003 \\servername\sharename\directory\d_file
Note: this will not respect any
Gosh, Bill,
Wish I was capable of speaking coherently, let alone typing, at quarter to
6 on New Year's Eve
Consider me "gobsmacked"
At 17:44 31/12/05 -0800, you wrote:
Since everyone has been so kind recently I thought I'd share a solution that
may help others.
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No virus found in thi
Since everyone has been so kind recently I thought I'd share a solution that
may help others.
I like to use a "shared" directory on another machine on the network, for a
wide variety of reasons. UV and UD can easily access a local directory (a
directory on the same machine as U2) but accessing a
