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I am running 2 batch files on 2 different servers. The first one, running on 'ServerA' NET USES to ServerB
(NET USE V: \\SERVERB\C$) and then invokes a client application on ServerA that is used for downloading bank files from a website. The files are downloaded to a LAN folder on ServerB called V:\Bankdata\Banktran\Downl
Is it OK to continue disconnecting and force them closed? (Y/N)
How do I get this message not to appear? It is very annoying.
Thanks !
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by: lucourPosted on 2003-01-15 at 12:56:55ID: 7735579
I found the problem !! My main.bat file on ServerB calls many other .bat files. In one of them, I accidentally stuck a NET USE V: /D in there.
Problem Solved !!