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You have this in the SQL Server zone, so from a SQL perspective, you can run the following which will list the drive letter of each fixed drive and the amount of free space in MB.<br />
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EXEC master..xp_fixeddrives<br />
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Greg<br />
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You have this in the SQL Server zone, so from a SQL perspective, you can run the following which will list the drive letter of each fixed drive and the amount of free space in MB.

EXEC master..xp_fixeddrives

Greg



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&lt;&lt;EXEC master..xp_fixeddrives&gt;&gt;<br />
Indeed. &nbsp;Does not work with mountpoints though.
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<<EXEC master..xp_fixeddrives>>
Indeed.  Does not work with mountpoints though.

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Somehow I suspect this has nothing to do with SQL Server...
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Somehow I suspect this has nothing to do with SQL Server...

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&lt;&lt;Somehow I suspect this has nothing to do with SQL Server...&gt;&gt;<br />
LOL....Occurs more and more often...
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<<Somehow I suspect this has nothing to do with SQL Server...>>
LOL....Occurs more and more often...

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Do you just want &quot;net use&quot; drives or subst drives as well?
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Do you just want "net use" drives or subst drives as well?

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Windows Explorer can do it easily, hopefully, it is not that difficult <br />
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DriveInfo object in VB.NET does not seem to have this info available <br />
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thanks in advance,<br />
-Alex<br />

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Windows Explorer can do it easily, hopefully, it is not that difficult 

DriveInfo object in VB.NET does not seem to have this info available 

thanks in advance,
-Alex


how can i progammatically determine how drives were mapped on a certain server ( or, at least on my PC )

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