Paul:
You can't do that in UniData. You can't access a "remote" UD file via a
pointer. You can access a remote directory to access Windows files like:
001: F
002: \\serverB\unidata
003: D_VOC
...assuming this directory has some files (non-UD O/S files) you want
access to. In order to treat remote files like local UD files I believe
you need another UD product (NFA).
HTH,
Bill
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Paul Parkinson said the following on 11/30/2009 7:58 AM:
I have 2 servers both running Unidata 7.1 on Windows 2003. In an
application on server "A" I want to access data held in an application on
server "B"
I have tried the voc entry in the application on serverA
001: F
002: \\serverB\unidata\filename <file:///\\serverB\unidata\filename>
003: \\serverB\unidata\D_filename <file:///\\serverB\unidata\D_filename>
I have also tried replacing "serverB" in the above with the IP address
But I get the error "open file error no such file."
Anyone know what I should be doing?
Paul Parkinson
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