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terri
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      23rd Jun 2008
I have a 2000RT app running as a Citrix published application on multiple
servers. The mdw file is in a shared folder that gets specifically mapped in
each server's startup script. On occasion, the app looks for the mdw file
before the server has finished executing the startup batch (so the security
drive is not yet mapped), triggering an error: "Cannot find file ... mdw is
required for startup ..." It can take several attempts at "beat the clock"
before the login prompt is sucessfully displayed.

Any code inside the launching mdb fires after the login prompt and I don't
see any options under Startup that apply to security. I am at a loss as to
how I can code in a delay before prompting for login.

Any insight is much appreciated!
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Joan Wild
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      23rd Jun 2008
I've not run into this, but use the UNC pathname rather than relying on the mapped drive. i.e.

\\servername\path\filename.mdw

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"terri" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:9610C723-D260-42CB-B884-(E-Mail Removed)...
:I have a 2000RT app running as a Citrix published application on multiple
: servers. The mdw file is in a shared folder that gets specifically mapped in
: each server's startup script. On occasion, the app looks for the mdw file
: before the server has finished executing the startup batch (so the security
: drive is not yet mapped), triggering an error: "Cannot find file ... mdw is
: required for startup ..." It can take several attempts at "beat the clock"
: before the login prompt is sucessfully displayed.
:
: Any code inside the launching mdb fires after the login prompt and I don't
: see any options under Startup that apply to security. I am at a loss as to
: how I can code in a delay before prompting for login.
:
: Any insight is much appreciated!
: ---
: terri
 
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terri
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      23rd Jun 2008
Thanks for the help, Joan.

I'll give your suggestion a try.
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"Joan Wild" wrote:

> I've not run into this, but use the UNC pathname rather than relying on the mapped drive. i.e.
>
> \\servername\path\filename.mdw
>
> --
> Joan Wild
> Microsoft Access MVP
> "terri" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:9610C723-D260-42CB-B884-(E-Mail Removed)...
> :I have a 2000RT app running as a Citrix published application on multiple
> : servers. The mdw file is in a shared folder that gets specifically mapped in
> : each server's startup script. On occasion, the app looks for the mdw file
> : before the server has finished executing the startup batch (so the security
> : drive is not yet mapped), triggering an error: "Cannot find file ... mdw is
> : required for startup ..." It can take several attempts at "beat the clock"
> : before the login prompt is sucessfully displayed.
> :
> : Any code inside the launching mdb fires after the login prompt and I don't
> : see any options under Startup that apply to security. I am at a loss as to
> : how I can code in a delay before prompting for login.
> :
> : Any insight is much appreciated!
> : ---
> : terri
>

 
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