The ALTER TABLE command create a temporary file (table) in the same directory as original table. Maybe it's permission issue on Novell?

>The Anti Virus is turned off.
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>Note that the program and param.dbf are in F:\data, which is a mapped network drive by Novell. The problem does not occur when I'm using a local drive. Here is the code that is causing the problem:
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>CLEAR
>CLOSE ALL
>SET SAFETY OFF
>SET CENTURY ON
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>* In my Config.fpw, I have the following line:
>* TMPFILES=c:\junk
>* The following line confirms that C:\junk is the temp folder, so no long names here
>MESSAGEBOX(SYS(2023))
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>USE param
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>TRY
>* if PARAM.scexp doesn't exist, then we do the CATCH
>	X = PARAM.scexp 
>CATCH
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>* THE FOLLOWING LINE BOMBS WITH A 1410 ERROR
>* "UNABLE TO CREATE TEMPORARY WORK FILES"
>**** WHY? ********
>	ALTER TABLE PARAM ADD COLUMN scexp c(3)  
>	REPLACE scexp WITH '90'
>ENDTRY
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>Can anyone help on this?
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