Hello,

I want to compare the path of a file with a value in a database, to see if
the file is the "good" file.
It seems simple!! But it doesn't work if we create a logical drive on the
client machine.
"T:\" is the logical , pointing to "C:\temp"
"T:\essai" and "C:\temp\essai" are the same but they don't have the same path.

HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO KNOW THAT THE FILES ARE AT THE SAME PLACE EVEN IF THE
PATH ARE DIFFERENT

Thank you

Benoit

Look into the system.management namespace. I'm sure you can find a wmi
object that contains the information you're looking for.

"benoit laude" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I want to compare the path of a file with a value in a database, to see if
> the file is the "good" file.
> It seems simple!! But it doesn't work if we create a logical drive on the
> client machine.
> "T:\" is the logical , pointing to "C:\temp"
> "T:\essai" and "C:\temp\essai" are the same but they don't have the same
> path.
>
> HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO KNOW THAT THE FILES ARE AT THE SAME PLACE EVEN IF
> THE
> PATH ARE DIFFERENT
>
> Thank you
>
> Benoit
>
>