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Re: using SPAWN to work with Windows NT network directories [message #25244] Fri, 01 June 2001 16:25 Go to previous message
Craig Markwardt is currently offline  Craig Markwardt
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differentiable@hotmail.com (Lucas Miller) writes:

> i'm trying to use spawn to create a directory on our Windows network
> server.
> i can do this locally with the following commands:
>
> IDL> cd, 'c:\temp'
> IDL> spawn, 'md mydirname'
>
> will make a directory 'c:\temp\mydirname'. When I try this across the
> network
> however, eg.,
>
> IDL> cd, '\\Devsrvr\Users\me\'
> IDL> spawn, 'md mydirname'

I've left my DOS experience way in the past, but I do remember that
"cd c:\temp" didn't necessarily put you on the C: drive, (or devsrvr,
or whatever). You may be making a mydirname directory somewhere else?

Can you specify the full path explicitly?

spawn, 'md \\Devsrvr\Users\me\mydirname'

Craig

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