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I believe that CF Server doesn't recognize networked/mapped drives.. this was a discussion that occurred about a year or so back. &nbsp;I forget what the ultimate solution was but try searching for networked drive related questions.<br />
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I believe that CF Server doesn't recognize networked/mapped drives.. this was a discussion that occurred about a year or so back.  I forget what the ultimate solution was but try searching for networked drive related questions.

CJ

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That worked like a friggin charm bro. &nbsp;I should have known that in the first place. &nbsp;Thanks alot Doug.<br />
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Later
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That worked like a friggin charm bro.  I should have known that in the first place.  Thanks alot Doug.

Later

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No prob bro, glad I could help.<br />
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Hey guys I never thought it would happen but I'm stumped LOL. &nbsp;My problem is that I have a mapped drive H: to another system which has an ACCESS MDB file on it that I need to query. &nbsp;I've set up my ODBC ACCESS Driver and it works great if I use the SQL query analyser but when I try to use &lt;CFQUERY&gt; I get an error. &nbsp;So I go into CF ADMIN and look at the connection and if I click on browse next to the file path field all it shows is my local drives. &nbsp;It doesn't show my mapped drive H:. &nbsp;This company is running CF 4.0. &nbsp;Any ideas.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Kerry
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Hey guys I never thought it would happen but I'm stumped LOL.  My problem is that I have a mapped drive H: to another system which has an ACCESS MDB file on it that I need to query.  I've set up my ODBC ACCESS Driver and it works great if I use the SQL query analyser but when I try to use <CFQUERY> I get an error.  So I go into CF ADMIN and look at the connection and if I click on browse next to the file path field all it shows is my local drives.  It doesn't show my mapped drive H:.  This company is running CF 4.0.  Any ideas.

Thanks in advance
Kerry

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