> I'm able to execute the batch file now but nothing happen. It seems
> like Coldfusion server doesn't allow me to map a shared drive on
> another server. What I want to do is to copy a file on the coldfusion
> server to my database server. I created a batch file to map the
> shared drive on my DB server and copy the file over to my DB server.
> Unfortunately, that didn't happen the way I intended to be. So, I
> just want to ask is it coldfusion not allowing to map a drive in the
> code or am I missing something. This is driving me insane.
>
> Thanks for the reply.
You should be able to reference UNC paths in your batch file, in lieu of mapped
drives. Assuming you are running ColdFusion on a Windows server, and that the
account that the ColdFusion service is running under has been granted
priveledges on the remote server, it should work fine without mapping a drive.
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