G Guest Jan 23, 2006 #1 Hi all Can I map a network drive from access ? (specific letter to a specific path) Thanks, eyal
G Guest Jan 23, 2006 #2 Hi Eyal Try and ask in the windows discussion group if there is a command to map a drive using the Run window, if you do, try and run this command in Access using the Shell command x = Shell ("Comand line")
Hi Eyal Try and ask in the windows discussion group if there is a command to map a drive using the Run window, if you do, try and run this command in Access using the Shell command x = Shell ("Comand line")
S SusanV Jan 23, 2006 #3 To map a drive from a command prompt or in a batch file: Net Use X: \\Server\share /y (X being the drive letter) To remove the mapping: Net use X: /DELETE /y For more info, at a command prompt type net use /?
To map a drive from a command prompt or in a batch file: Net Use X: \\Server\share /y (X being the drive letter) To remove the mapping: Net use X: /DELETE /y For more info, at a command prompt type net use /?
A Albert D.Kallal Jan 23, 2006 #4 You should not have to use mapped drives. If you use UNC path names..then even those mahcines that do not have a correclity setup drive will STILL bel able to use data in ms-access. I make the case to advoied mapped drives in the folliwng article of mine: http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Articles/split/index.htm
You should not have to use mapped drives. If you use UNC path names..then even those mahcines that do not have a correclity setup drive will STILL bel able to use data in ms-access. I make the case to advoied mapped drives in the folliwng article of mine: http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Articles/split/index.htm
