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OK well Im a little new to all this and ive had the joy of installing a network. I need to clear out all of the current mapped network drives, but I dont want to delete the map to the profile, or the home drive. Is there any way of enumerating the network maps? I can find through FileAttr which are mapped but that just gives me a drive letter and I cannot delete the map using that. Please someone help, before I get shouted at. |
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driveletter ? is enough : use driveletter: /delete |
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Oh yeah, forgot to welcome you ... So, WELCOME to the board ! |
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Another hint (IF you use a newer version of KiX 4.*): there are some udf's in the udf library that covers the drive letter listing and mappings : UDF Search |
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Many thanks for the warm welcome, and the prompt reply. I was using /del as it was in the manual. Will try that and see how it works Cheers for the help The Atom |
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If the drive were manually mapped with the "reconnect at logon" turned on, you will need to add the "/persistent" switch to the "USE" statement. |
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Indeed there is one sample with /del (mmm ... I think it should work also as I bet there should have been complaints before if not ) Maybe you just need to add additionaly the /PERSISTENT switch ? {dang ! beaten by Howard Atom, you will see that quite often if you stay here } [ 08. April 2003, 14:25: Message edited by: jpols ] |