[THIN] Re: Published App question
- From: Christopher_Wilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 09:40:47 -0600
Not sure if UNC paths are supported as a target. Try mapping the drive to
your database first and then launch it from the drive letter.
Christopher Wilson
Citrix Administrator
BJ Services Network Support
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Robert,
Instead of :"C:\Path\to\Office\msaccess.exe \\server\path\to\database"
Try: "C:\Path\to\Office\msaccess.exe" \\server\path\to\database
In the application location.
Cheers,
Matthew.
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Good Day,
I am publishing Microsoft Access as an application but I also want it to
open right into a specific database without user intervention. I have
tried to use the UNC path to the database in the application command
line like this:
"C:\Path\to\Office\msaccess.exe \\server\path\to\database"
but I get an error message that the application "failed to start" when
trying to use the app. Is there a way to do this through a published
application? I know it works directly from the cmd command line.
Thank you,
Rob Walk
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