Hi,
First Question: I have a program that relies on this type of UNIX
compatible path convention, i.e.. /somedir/someplace/somefile, instead of
'C:\somedir\someplace\somefile'. This seems to work okay when I only have
one drive, say drive c, but what changes say when I have a drive S: that I
want to use as /? I have tried chdir('s:\') but that doesn't seem to
totally do it. Is there a way to set / to whatever drive root you want it
to be and then have the script work normally from then on?
Second Question: When you run a perlscript on a windows system but
no one is logged in, say with the scheduler, do you have to create drive
mappings in the script or does windows use the drive mappings for the
account the script is running under? If I need to create the mapping can
you please provide a brief example of how this is accomplished?
My config is windows 2000 server +
ActivePerl-5.6.0.623-MSWin32-x86-multi-thread.msi.
TIA!
-Tim
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