Hi Ed,
please help my out here.
I have use your routine demo_wnetaddconnection3, but how can I access the data??
This is my line of code:
? demo_wnetaddconnection3("J:","\\129.142.140.215\dbtest","dbtest","dbtest")
*Returns a number > 0
>>Hej igen Ben,
>>
>>Det kan gøres med:
>>
>>\\ip-address\tables /user:domainname\Username Password
>>
>>ex.
>>\\oracle8i /user:tim\tim tim
>>
>>Det ved jeg ikke hvis det virker for dig.
>>\\ip-address\tables\mydbf.dbf /user:domainname\Username Password
>>
>>Men du ku' også prøve API call'en
>>
>>WNetAddConnection
>>
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>You can use WNetAddConnection3() rather than WNetAddConnection(), which allows you to specify both a userid and password; there's sample code for this in my NETRESOURCE classs downloadable here on UT. In addition, the WSH contains the Wscript.Network object, which can atach remote resources; see the link in my sig for more details.
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>Use of an ip address in a UNC is not universally supported; Win9x needs to resolve UNCs with a NetBIOS name for the server (you can use LMHOSTS to map this for you.)
Benn Kjaer
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