>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>Here is the our situation:
>>>We have Live server, there resides working versions of all our applications+DataBases
>>>We have Development server, this has the same structure, as Live, but the current working versions of all applications.
>>>
>>>Each developer also has its own local system, which replicates the Development server and there are supposed to be the most current versions (versions in work). (I myself found this system to be too complicated, so I usually work directly on Development server, but this is not right).
>>>
>>>Anyway, my question is: how can we determine, is it Live system or Development system inside the application? The simplest way which I currently implemented would be check to sys(5) (G is our Development drive). Obviously, this is not the right method, since User's could be mapped differently.
>>>
>>>Do you have ideas?
>>>
>>>Thanks a lot in advance.
>>
>>This thought if you're trying to determine which server, get the sever name. They're different, right?
>
>How can I receive the shared name? Of course, they are different.

How about ANETRESOURCES()? Or

oNet = CREATEOBJECT('WScript.Network')
oDrives = oNet.EnumNetworkDrives

Or

DECLARE INTEGER WNetGetConnection IN Win32API;
 STRING @lpszLocalName, STRING @lpbuffer, INTEGER @lnbufsize
* lcdrive is the drive (with the colon) of interest
lcbuffer = SPACE(200)
IF WNetGetConnection(@lcdrive, @lcbuffer, 200) = 0
  ? LEFT(lcbuffer, AT(CHR(0), lcbuffer) - 1)
ENIDF

>In the meantime I came up with the simplest solution, which I'm going to discuss between team members. We have a table called System, which contains path and temppath fields. We can add one additional field for this determination.