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wXXFileUsers Functions Usage
Keywords: w95FileUsers w9XFileUsers wnFileUsers
Question:
(1) Why is the second parameter of these functions a hard coded local file in the help file if you're specifying a server in the first parameter (e.g., "C:\DOC\MYFILE.TXT"). Shouldn't this be a file up on the server? (2) The only way I've gotten it to work is to map a drive to the server share and then test to see if the file is in use. It doesn't seem to work with a UNC? (3) What permissions are required for w9XFileUsers to see who's accessing a file on the server?Answer:
> (1) Why is the second parameter of these functions a hard coded local > file in the help file if you're specifying a server in the first > parameter (e.g., "C:\DOC\MYFILE.TXT"). Shouldn't this be a file up on > the server? It is. The function needs the file name from the point of view of the server that is specified in parameter 1 So its looking for c:\DOC\MYFILE.TXT on the server, not your local HD. The filename parameter specifies an actual file located on the server (specified by the first parameter). No UNC's. > (2) The only way I've gotten it to work is to map a drive > to the server share and then test to see if the file is in use. It > doesn't seem to work with a UNC? See (1) (3) What permissions are required for > w9XFileUsers to see who's accessing a file on the server? The user running the script must be a member of the Administrators or Account Operators local group.
Article ID: W14473
Filename: wxxFileUsers Functions.txt
File Created: 2000:03:03:16:05:02
Last Updated: 2000:03:03:16:05:02