Re: IFS Reading Question....

[Jose Santana <jsantana@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Not WRKLNK but WRKDIRE.  Your user profile must be one of those entries

Jose

jmajor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Yes I am and still no go for reading it via program...  I can add and 
> remove items on the directory via wrklnk  and or windows explorer...  So I 
> think its not a right's issue...
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> Thanks John
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> Is the user the program runs under (likely you) in the system directory?
> QDLS (also known as Shared Folders) requires an entry for each user
> accessing it in the system directory.
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> Matt 
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> Good Morning!
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> I have a application that reads the IFS just fine.  However when trying
> to 
> read under /QDLS/xxxxx  it is not working.  It finds nothing in the 
> directory which I know items exist.  However those items are Folders
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> = FLR).  Is this because its to old QDOC's....
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> As a test I changed the directory to read in the program to /tmp and it 
> reads just fine but once I place the /qdls/xxxx get nothing...
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> Any ideas would be great....
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> Thanks-john
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