>The issue is SYS(5) and UNCs; I don't have all my notes here, but SYS(5) behaves poorly in some network situations where you're sitting on an unmapped UNC.

Is "\\mycomputer\myshare" considered to be unmapped? Or mapped? I don't have a network here so that was as close as I could test this issue.

> SYS(2003) is always fully qualified; I'm arguing against the use of SYS(5)
> at all, and if you're simply getting the current directory on the current
> drive, FULLPATH(CURDIR()) is more human-readable than FULLPATH(SYS(2003)) and
> more self documenting, and both work equally well (yeah, why should this
> matter?) I'd argue just as vehemently against SYS(5)+CURDIR()...

Since several KB How-To articles use the SYS(5) + SYS( 2003 ) style, perhaps it would be useful to propose KB article changes?

I searched and there is no mention (that I found) of SYS(5) being inaccurate.