I\'ve been asked to find out why a program is failing.I\'ve traced it to a SQL stored procedure.The program passes in the name of a file that the st. proc. presumably tries to read.
I was wondering if it would be possible to write a file, not to the local 开发者_开发问答system, but to a connected server or other network path.
I\'ve created a setup executable which I have signed. It\'s located on a network share (which I access using unc - \\server\\share\\setup.exe).
As a follow-up of this 开发者_开发问答question: sqlite-over-a-network-share If I put the SQlite DB on a network share, but will not access it concurrently from different machines. I only have the SQL
I have many processes reading a file stored on a network sha开发者_C百科re. Originally I was only able to have one process read the file, all the others would throw exceptions. I implemented the follo
I\'ve got a .NET app monitoring a network share and periodically it loses the connection. The app itself does not send any login info, it runs under the current (Windows) user.
I have a Windows service running in local system that simply keeps trying to access a file with a UNC path of the form \\\\machine\\folder\\file.txt until it succeeds. It succeeds immediately when I s
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