Re: Re-Post: Project Path References
- From: "Tim Oister" <tjoister@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 13:36:26 -0400
Thanks Bill!
I'll take advantage of the SET PATH command, and it won't be all that big of
a change, because I store all of the application paths in a control table,
so that I can logically switch the code when running in a development or
production environment. It will just be a matter of creating the path
string.
I believe that what tripped me up on this whole thing was having a different
directory structure in the production and development environments. As
someone said in my intial post above, the APP apparently doesn't resolve the
paths the same way a compiled EXE does, so I'll add the SET PATH
information.
Thanks again!
.
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