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... of the menu interface and some tools I use. The data resides on a server other than the web server and it is accessed using UNC address like \\servername\mydata. You can just as easily use ADO to access data. If you run an inventory report notice that the results have hotspots to further drill ...

... use the TNS Name of the Server/Database. It is the name used in TNS Confuration of the Oracle Client on the PC client. It is not the physical servername or the database name given by the DBA on the server. If you open connection object separately, ( i advise not mix with opening recordset) ...

Nop: In your source code add: AdsRightsCheck(.F.) And open you database using the UNC notation: USE \\servername\share\folder\dbf. Sample: USE \\googleserver\samples\adsdemos\customer.dbf and, you need a .INI file, ADS.INI file with the following section: [server] LAN_IP= ...

... Catalog=Ecmp", adOpenForwardOnly, adLockOptimistic ) //--- Source is the IP or DNS name of the server cFROM := "EMAG\Emag" // not a servername .. looks like a folder No, it is a server name. Please note that the above connection string works just fine with ADO. ( Security=SSPI .. ...

... Catalog=Ecmp", adOpenForwardOnly, adLockOptimistic ) //--- Source is the IP or DNS name of the server cFROM := "EMAG\Emag" // not a servername .. looks like a folder cUSER := "???" cPSW := " PASSWORD " // will get alltrimmed cDBF := "ECMP" cTable := "Contatti" TRY SELECT 1 USE (AllTrim(cDbf)) ...

... a station running Windows 2000: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Providers\LanMan Print Services\Servers\<SERVERNAME>\Printers<PRINTERNAME>\DsDriver Is it also possible for you to confirm these findings ? I have upgrade WinGetPrn() to retrieve with ...

... a station running Windows 2000: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Providers\LanMan Print Services\Servers\<SERVERNAME>\Printers<PRINTERNAME>\DsDriver Is it also possible for you to confirm these findings ? In the later <SERVERNAME> can be anything ...

1) how access files in ads server without map drive letters?? You can: USE \\servername\sharedresource\folder\dbffile How ever if you want to work with TCP IP address you have to create an ADS.INI file containing the follow: [servername] LAN_IP= xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ...

... any corruptions for some years . 2. I'm using subdirectories in which are stored DBF's . Also the paths are directed fully , without mapping - \\servername\shareddir\applic_dbfs\ for sample . And applications are working in all workday/worktime , so any deletion of file or subdirectory is denied ...